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Medea

byEuripides

Who is this book for? Readers interested in classic literature, Greek tragedies, and themes of revenge and gender politics.

Topics Women in ancient greeceGreek mythologyTragedyRevengeBetrayalLove and passionDeceptionPower dynamicsFamily dramaPsychological thrillerGender PoliticsFamilyIdentity
MoodDark, Suspenseful
Female protagonist
RomanceMajor Subplot
ViolenceGraphic/Explicit

Language

en

Published on

01/01/1993

Pages

47

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