This is a humane and unostentatiously subtle book. Greece & Rome Allan's study will be a vital resource for those who approach the play in the future, and makes significant contributions to our understanding of Euripides' dramatic art. New England Classical Journal Allan's book is unique ... [it] takes the reader on a journey across the contemporary terrain of scholarship concerning the most important and debated aspects of Athenian tragedy ... [A] well-produced, carefully written, jargon free, learned, wide-ranging, and provocative book. Classical Bulletin lucid, composed, and scholarly ... a stimulating study The Classical Review Allan constructs a sophisticated, interlocking, and convincing argument The Classical Review
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