Enduring Literature Illuminated by Practical Scholarship One noble family's descent into madness, mayhem, and murder -- the first play in Sophocles' great Theban trilogy. This Enriched Classic Edition includes: • A concise introduction that gives readers important background information • Timelines of significant events in Greek history and theater that provide the book's historical context • An outline of key themes and plot points to help readers form their own interpretations • Detailed explanatory notes • Critical analysis and modern perspectives on the work • Discussion questions to promote lively classroom and book group interaction • A list of recommended related books and films to broaden the reader's experience Enriched Classics offer readers affordable editions of great works of literature enhanced by helpful notes and insightful commentary. The scholarship provided in Enriched Classics enables readers to appreciate, understand, and enjoy the world's finest books to their full potential. Series edited by Cynthia Brantley Johnson
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Oedipus the King 结构之巧妙 寓意之深刻 令其经千年而流传不衰。Oedipus能解开Sphinx的迷题，堪称当世之天才。然而即便有此等智慧，尚需借他人之口来解开自己的身世之迷， 只因权力已经遮掩了他的慧眼， 着实可叹。而纵使众人竭尽全力，亦难更神之意旨，人之缈小，千古一也。
评分Oedipus the King 结构之巧妙 寓意之深刻 令其经千年而流传不衰。Oedipus能解开Sphinx的迷题，堪称当世之天才。然而即便有此等智慧，尚需借他人之口来解开自己的身世之迷， 只因权力已经遮掩了他的慧眼， 着实可叹。而纵使众人竭尽全力，亦难更神之意旨，人之缈小，千古一也。
评分Oedipus the King 结构之巧妙 寓意之深刻 令其经千年而流传不衰。Oedipus能解开Sphinx的迷题，堪称当世之天才。然而即便有此等智慧，尚需借他人之口来解开自己的身世之迷， 只因权力已经遮掩了他的慧眼， 着实可叹。而纵使众人竭尽全力，亦难更神之意旨，人之缈小，千古一也。
评分Oedipus the King 结构之巧妙 寓意之深刻 令其经千年而流传不衰。Oedipus能解开Sphinx的迷题，堪称当世之天才。然而即便有此等智慧，尚需借他人之口来解开自己的身世之迷， 只因权力已经遮掩了他的慧眼， 着实可叹。而纵使众人竭尽全力，亦难更神之意旨，人之缈小，千古一也。
评分Oedipus the King 结构之巧妙 寓意之深刻 令其经千年而流传不衰。Oedipus能解开Sphinx的迷题，堪称当世之天才。然而即便有此等智慧，尚需借他人之口来解开自己的身世之迷， 只因权力已经遮掩了他的慧眼， 着实可叹。而纵使众人竭尽全力，亦难更神之意旨，人之缈小，千古一也。
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最惨烈的悲观主义
评分error 是可以避免的 而不像邪恶抑或是道德沦丧的必然性 但俄狄浦斯自己揭开了本可不去过问的这一切 而正是因为这种可避免和性格的造就 才显得更为悲剧
评分The inexorable fate and fatality of human life.
评分最惨烈的悲观主义
评分准备火车上重读| 复试前所读，后来知道当时久久不能忘怀的感觉叫catharsis "tragedy is [...], but of events inspiring fear or pity." "...for pity is aroused by unmerited misfortune, fear by the misfortune of a man like ourselves."
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