War and tragedy: the dramatic sense of the parodos of Agamemnon by Aeschylus
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Taking as a motive the reading of the Trojan War that Yannis Ritsos raises at the beginning of his poem Agamemnon, this paper proposes an analysis of the parodos of the homonymous poem by Aeschylus, through the sense that the tragedy charges from the fate of the Atridas, specifically of Agamemnon, the sacrifice of Iphigenia, its symbolic projection in the conflict with the Trojans and the pain involved in learning the avatars of destiny.
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