9781946022776 - The Way to Colonos: Sophocles Retold de Cicellis, Kay (31 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: New. A fiery modern retelling of three Greek tragedies, "written in an ageless prose that instantly strikes the reader as the work of a master." (Rachel Cusk, from the foreword)First published in 1961, The Way to Colonos recasts three seminal plays by Sophocles into tales of modern women and warfare, probing their characters with savage intimacy. Antigone-a stylish woman in her thirties-wheeling her father, Oedipus, onto the ferry to Colonos, is disgusted by his self-absorption, guilt, and evasions. A suburban Electra dreams of a bloody confrontation with her mother, Clytemnestra, that may never come to pass. Philoctetes, a castaway soldier, navigates shifting allegiances in a guerrilla war that divided Greece after World War II.As Rachel Cusk writes in her foreword to this new edition, Cicellis was a woman before her time, whose work-written in English, her second language-offers particularly "shocking insight into the secret lives of young women" and is only now "free to reach readers with an appetite for female artistic authority, who wish to see the world through sharp fresh eyes.".

Paperback. Condición: New. A fiery modern retelling of three Greek tragedies, "written in an ageless prose that instantly strikes the reader as the work of a master." (Rachel Cusk, from the foreword)First published in 1961, The Way to Colonos recasts three seminal plays by Sophocles into tales of modern women and warfare, probing their characters with savage intimacy. Antigone-a stylish woman in her thirties-wheeling her father, Oedipus, onto the ferry to Colonos, is disgusted by his self-absorption, guilt, and evasions. A suburban Electra dreams of a bloody confrontation with her mother, Clytemnestra, that may never come to pass. Philoctetes, a castaway soldier, navigates shifting allegiances in a guerrilla war that divided Greece after World War II.As Rachel Cusk writes in her foreword to this new edition, Cicellis was a woman before her time, whose work-written in English, her second language-offers particularly "shocking insight into the secret lives of young women" and is only now "free to reach readers with an appetite for female artistic authority, who wish to see the world through sharp fresh eyes.".

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A fiery modern retelling of three Greek tragedies, 'written in an ageless prose that instantly strikes the reader as the work of a master.' (Rachel Cusk, from the foreword)First published in 1961, The Way to Colonos recasts three seminal plays by Sophocles into tales of modern women and warfare, probing their characters with savage intimacy. Antigone a stylish woman in her thirties wheeling her father, Oedipus, onto the ferry to Colonos, is disgusted by his self-absorption, guilt, and evasions. A suburban Electra dreams of a bloody confrontation with her mother, Clytemnestra, that may never come to pass. Philoctetes, a castaway soldier, navigates shifting allegiances in a guerrilla war that divided Greece after World War II.As Rachel Cusk writes in her foreword to this new edition, Cicellis was a woman before her time, whose work written in English, her second language offers particularly 'shocking insight into the secret lives of young women' and is only now 'free to reach readers with an appetite for female artistic authority, who wish to see the world through sharp fresh eyes.' First published in 1961, The Way to Colonos recasts three seminal plays by Sophocles into tales of modern women and warfare, probing their characters with savage intimacy. Antigone a stylish woman in her thirties wheeling her father, Oedipus, onto the ferry to Colonos, is disgusted by his self-absorption, guilt, and evasions. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -A fiery modern retelling of three Greek tragedies, 'written in an ageless prose that instantly strikes the reader as the work of a master.' (Rachel Cusk, from the foreword)First published in 1961, The Way to Colonos recasts three seminal plays by Sophocles into tales of modern women and warfare, probing their characters with savage intimacy. Antigone-a stylish woman in her thirties-wheeling her father, Oedipus, onto the ferry to Colonos, is disgusted by his self-absorption, guilt, and evasions. A suburban Electra dreams of a bloody confrontation with her mother, Clytemnestra, that may never come to pass. Philoctetes, a castaway soldier, navigates shifting allegiances in a guerrilla war that divided Greece after World War II.As Rachel Cusk writes in her foreword to this new edition, Cicellis was a woman before her time, whose work-written in English, her second language-offers particularly 'shocking insight into the secret lives of young women' and is only now 'free to reach readers with an appetite for female artistic authority, who wish to see the world through sharp fresh eyes.' 192 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -A fiery modern retelling of three Greek tragedies, 'written in an ageless prose that instantly strikes the reader as the work of a master.' (Rachel Cusk, from the foreword)First published in 1961, The Way to Colonos recasts three seminal plays by Sophocles into tales of modern women and warfare, probing their characters with savage intimacy. Antigone-a stylish woman in her thirties-wheeling her father, Oedipus, onto the ferry to Colonos, is disgusted by his self-absorption, guilt, and evasions. A suburban Electra dreams of a bloody confrontation with her mother, Clytemnestra, that may never come to pass. Philoctetes, a castaway soldier, navigates shifting allegiances in a guerrilla war that divided Greece after World War II.As Rachel Cusk writes in her foreword to this new edition, Cicellis was a woman before her time, whose work-written in English, her second language-offers particularly 'shocking insight into the secret lives of young women' and is only now 'free to reach readers with an appetite for female artistic authority, who wish to see the world through sharp fresh eyes.' 192 pp. Englisch.

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Paperback. Condición: New. A fiery modern retelling of three Greek tragedies, "written in an ageless prose that instantly strikes the reader as the work of a master." (Rachel Cusk, from the foreword)First published in 1961, The Way to Colonos recasts three seminal plays by Sophocles into tales of modern women and warfare, probing their characters with savage intimacy. Antigone-a stylish woman in her thirties-wheeling her father, Oedipus, onto the ferry to Colonos, is disgusted by his self-absorption, guilt, and evasions. A suburban Electra dreams of a bloody confrontation with her mother, Clytemnestra, that may never come to pass. Philoctetes, a castaway soldier, navigates shifting allegiances in a guerrilla war that divided Greece after World War II.As Rachel Cusk writes in her foreword to this new edition, Cicellis was a woman before her time, whose work-written in English, her second language-offers particularly "shocking insight into the secret lives of young women" and is only now "free to reach readers with an appetite for female artistic authority, who wish to see the world through sharp fresh eyes.".

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A fiery modern retelling of three Greek tragedies, 'written in an ageless prose that instantly strikes the reader as the work of a master.' (Rachel Cusk, from the foreword)First published in 1961, The Way to Colonos recasts three seminal plays by Sophocles into tales of modern women and warfare, probing their characters with savage intimacy. Antigone a stylish woman in her thirties wheeling her father, Oedipus, onto the ferry to Colonos, is disgusted by his self-absorption, guilt, and evasions. A suburban Electra dreams of a bloody confrontation with her mother, Clytemnestra, that may never come to pass. Philoctetes, a castaway soldier, navigates shifting allegiances in a guerrilla war that divided Greece after World War II.As Rachel Cusk writes in her foreword to this new edition, Cicellis was a woman before her time, whose work written in English, her second language offers particularly 'shocking insight into the secret lives of young women' and is only now 'free to reach readers with an appetite for female artistic authority, who wish to see the world through sharp fresh eyes.' First published in 1961, The Way to Colonos recasts three seminal plays by Sophocles into tales of modern women and warfare, probing their characters with savage intimacy. Antigone a stylish woman in her thirties wheeling her father, Oedipus, onto the ferry to Colonos, is disgusted by his self-absorption, guilt, and evasions. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - A fiery modern retelling of three Greek tragedies, 'written in an ageless prose that instantly strikes the reader as the work of a master.' (Rachel Cusk, from the foreword)First published in 1961, The Way to Colonos recasts three seminal plays by Sophocles into tales of modern women and warfare, probing their characters with savage intimacy. Antigone-a stylish woman in her thirties-wheeling her father, Oedipus, onto the ferry to Colonos, is disgusted by his self-absorption, guilt, and evasions. A suburban Electra dreams of a bloody confrontation with her mother, Clytemnestra, that may never come to pass. Philoctetes, a castaway soldier, navigates shifting allegiances in a guerrilla war that divided Greece after World War II.As Rachel Cusk writes in her foreword to this new edition, Cicellis was a woman before her time, whose work-written in English, her second language-offers particularly 'shocking insight into the secret lives of young women' and is only now 'free to reach readers with an appetite for female artistic authority, who wish to see the world through sharp fresh eyes.'.

Paperback. Condición: New. A fiery modern retelling of three Greek tragedies, "written in an ageless prose that instantly strikes the reader as the work of a master." (Rachel Cusk, from the foreword)First published in 1961, The Way to Colonos recasts three seminal plays by Sophocles into tales of modern women and warfare, probing their characters with savage intimacy. Antigone-a stylish woman in her thirties-wheeling her father, Oedipus, onto the ferry to Colonos, is disgusted by his self-absorption, guilt, and evasions. A suburban Electra dreams of a bloody confrontation with her mother, Clytemnestra, that may never come to pass. Philoctetes, a castaway soldier, navigates shifting allegiances in a guerrilla war that divided Greece after World War II.As Rachel Cusk writes in her foreword to this new edition, Cicellis was a woman before her time, whose work-written in English, her second language-offers particularly "shocking insight into the secret lives of young women" and is only now "free to reach readers with an appetite for female artistic authority, who wish to see the world through sharp fresh eyes.".