Twentieth century interpretations of The frogs
Subtitle: a collection of critical essays.
By: Edited by David J. Littlefield.
Series: Twentieth century interpretations
Publisher: Prentice-Hall
Published: 1968
Place of publication: Englewood Cliffs, N.J
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 118
Subjects: Aristophanes; Greek drama (Comedy) -- History and criticism
Other titles: Frogs.
Description: Essays on Aristophanes' comedy.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 117-118.
Table of contents: title: The opening of the Frogs / Leo Strauss -- Stage and action in the Frogs / David Barrett -- The Dionysus of the Frogs / Etienne Lapalus -- The Eleusinian mysteries / George E. Mylonas -- The parodos in Aristophanes’ Frogs / M. Tierney -- The parabasis of the Frogs / Maurice Croiset -- The character of Dionysus and the unity of the Frogs / Charles Paul Segal -- A view of Euripides / Gilbert Murray -- The literary criticism of the Frogs / G. M. A. Grube -- Death and life : the Frogs / Cedric H. Whitman -- The death of tragedy / Bruno Snell -- A portrait of Aristophanes / Margarete Bieber -- Victory at Arginusae / Benjamin Bickley Rogers -- The Lenaean festival : the audience / W. B. Stanford -- Comedy and society / K. J. Dover -- Farce in the Frogs / Gilbert Norwood -- Frogs at Walden / Henry David Thoreau -- 2,371 years after / From the New York Times -- Chronology of important dates.