Euripides' Medea : Vengeance, Reversal and Closure

In Medea, like Bacchae, Euripides allows us to confront the darkest possibilities of human behavior; as the choir said, literary criticism completely and fairly deals with violence Can not do the form of violence is hardest to understand, mother treats children intensely. There is no other place where the tragedy of the European Union plays a major role in the logical basis of the behavioral policy (medical revenge) and the emotional influence that the action puts on the stage (killing her young children). From the beginning of the chorus, interpreters surely tend to find explanations. Walter Burket believes that the death of a child is a sacrificial act that can be traced back to the origin of the tragedy ceremony 1 Pietro Pucci studied the dialectic of "Correcting Mercy" and let us face I fall into pain to help. 2 Other people believe that this drama reflects the reflection of moral nihilism on the eve of the Peloponnesus War and the new tension between individuals and city states 3 But people tried to explain violence, Drama provides vibrations and alarms even in held atrocities

Euripides' Medea lacks the focus of pure revenge Seneca painted in his version. Of course, Euripides will eventually have to avoid the theme of revenge and the anger of women - this is one of the themes of Medea's mythology. However, the Euripides version allowed her to participate in the drama and mourn the fate of the woman, but in order to be happy he must depend on her husband's moral integrity. Statement of anger and revenge Euripides Medea is also more computational than Seneca version - she plans to escape from Athens obviously when she is sworn from Aegeus to give her shelter future

Medea of ​​Euripides and Medea of ​​Seneca are Medea's two surviving ancient tragedies. These two versions are very different and contrast in some ways. Euripides portrays Medea as more humanistic. She is a synonym of a suppressed housewife who can only endure crimes committed after suffering. Seneca's Medea was revening more than Olympus and she was angry from the start. The version of Seneca also depicts Medea as a witch of revenge, which is known as a witch in the Euripides version and has extraordinary skills in poisons and potions, but it is not like the beauty of Seneca. Dea is equally important and important. These two poets provide a clear depiction and personality of Medea. The most prominent of them is a depiction of her actions by Medea himself and the choir.

In the tragedy of Euripides, Medea, a woman who gave everything up for a man's love was rewarded with contempt and a way of giving up and she revenged her ex-girlfriend. Euripides draws Medea as a prototype of emotion, passion, revenge. On the other hand, Jason is a symbol of reason, vision, betrayal. The cruel feeling inherent in the personality of Medea became the driving force behind extreme behavior with her thirsty throat after divorce with Jason. - Marriage - a combination of two imperfect souls, forming deeply beautiful relationship - unusually complicated. Two different people from different perspectives gather together to form a harmonious bond. Power and control are important concepts that may "establish or destroy" connections. The distribution of control is usually divided into male and female. This partition invites many conflicts and hardships