Liapis, Vayos, Maria Pavlou and Antonis K. Petrides, eds. Debating with the Eumenides: Aspects of the Reception of Greek Tragedy in Modern Greece. Pierides Studies in Greek and Latin Literature, 7. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2017. xii, 250 p.

ISBN 1527514676; 9781527514676

Includes:

Ch. One: Lorna Hardwick. "Can Transmission and Transformation Be Reconciled?" (pp. 9-25); Ch. Two: Michael Paschalis. "George Seferis and Euripides' Bacchae" (pp. 26-38); Ch. Three: Demetra Demetriou. "Myth, the Mask and the 'Masquerade' of Femininity: Performing Gender in Yannis Ritsos' Ismene" (pp. 39-62); Ch. Four: Maria Pavlou. "The Brightness of Philoctetes' Weapons in Yannis Ritsos' Philoctetes" (pp. 63-101); Ch. Five: Antonis K. Petrides. "Dialogising Aeschylus in the Poetry of Kyriakos Charalambides" (pp. 102-121); Ch. Six: Theodore Grammatas and Maria Dimaki-Zora. "Memories of Heroines in Memories of Spectators: Mythic, Dramatic and Theatrical Time from the Ancient Drama to the Modern Greek Theatre" (pp. 122-131); Ch. Seven: Gonda Van Steen. "How to Do (in) Kings with Words: Radically Rewriting the Myth of the Atreids in Athens, 1964" (pp. 132-168); Ch. Eight: Ioannis M. Konstantakos. "Very Tragical Mirth: Myth and the Tragic in Pavlos Matessis' Towards Eleusis" (pp. 169-201); Ch. Nine: Vayos Liapis."Cassandra and the Centaur: Greek (Tragic) Myth in Marios Pontikas' Play Neighing" (pp. 202-217).

Bibliography (pp. 218-243); General Index (pp. 244-250).