DONDE HUBO ÉROS, PHILÍA QUEDA Eurípides, Troyanas 1051-1052
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Euripides, Trojan Women, philia, eros, Eudemian Ethics.Abstract
This paper analyzes Euripides’ Trojan Women, focusing on the different aspects that the concept of philia involves therein. It finds several distinctive features in the significance that the concept of philia acquires in the speeches of Cassandra, Andromache and Hecuba, and in the verses devoted to describe Astyanax’ death. In this sequence, the analysis points out a relevant connection between eros and friendship.Downloads
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