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ALCESTIS / MEDEA / HIPÓLITO

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Junto con Esquilo y Sófocles, los otros dos grandes trágicos de la Grecia clásica, Eurípides (484-407 a.C.) contribuyó a elevar el género teatral hasta las más altas cimas de la perfección estética y a plantear los conflictos morales más permanentes y profundos de la condición humana. De las noventa y dos piezas atribuidas a su genio, sólo diecinueve han llegado hasta nosotros. Las tres tragedias agrupadas en este volumen ??Alcestis?, ?Medea?, ?Hipólito?- cuentan entre las más significativas y reputadas de su obra. Traducción e introducción Antonio Guzmán Guerra

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