期刊名称:Ítaca : Quaderns Catalans de Cultura Clàssica
印刷版ISSN:0213-6643
出版年度:2015
期号:30
页码:155-193
DOI:10.2436/20.2501.01.55
出版社:Institut d'Estudis Catalans
摘要:The character of Medea, a woman and a barbarian, symbolizes the cry for the
empowerment of women, but also the desolation of death and of war’s devastation.
In Müller’s work there is an inversion of the male and female roles;
death is everywhere, both in Medea’s acts and in the whole scene of death
and destruction caused by human beings on the planet. The recourse to the
Greek myth underlines the universal dimension of this conflict, as well as its
tragic, hopeless nature. In an annex to the paper, the German text and the
Catalan translation of Müller’s work is published.
其他摘要:The character of Medea, a woman and a barbarian, symbolizes the cry for the empowerment of women, but also the desolation of death and of wars devastation. In Müllers work there is an inversion of the male and female roles; death is everywhere, both in Medeas acts and in the whole scene of death and destruction caused by human beings on the planet. The recourse to the Greek myth underlines the universal dimension of this conflict, as well as its tragic, hopeless nature. In an annex to the paper, the German text and the Catalan translation of Müllers work is published.