Language and desire in Seneca's Phaedra [online] / Charles Segal

Frontmatter Contents Preface Abbreviations Introduction: Senecan Tragedy and the Drama of the Self One. Language and the Unconscious: Towards a Rhetorical View of Character Two. Imagery and the Landscape of Desire Three. The Forest World Four. The Golden Age and Nature Five. Rivalry with the Father: Initiation and Failure Six. Parental Models: Ideal and Nightmare Seven. Character Structure and Symbols of Power: Sword and Scepter Eight. Desire, Silence, and the Speech of the Sword Nine. Father, Underworld, and Retribution: Phaedra and Theseus Ten. Seneca’s Patricide and the Trace of Writing Eleven. Closure, Form, and the Father Twelve. Conclusion: Rhetoric and Reality Selected Bibliography Index

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