Prometheus/Alcestis (Vol.2 The most current of classical theater)

Prometheus/Alcestis (Vol.2 The most current of classical theater)

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A precious collection for the library of any audience, especially young readers. The collection "The Most Current in Classical Theater" features adaptations of fundamental plays, moments in the greatness of theater as an expression of the human spirit. Great titles, great authors, in editions that, while maintaining the original structure and dramatic flow, strive for greater colloquiality and contemporary relevance. The plays are accompanied by introductory commentaries on the social, cultural, and aesthetic contexts, as well as explanatory notes and suggested topics for discussion and further study. Furthermore, the volumes are illustrated by renowned Brazilian artists such as Rui de Oliveira, Marcelo Pimentel, William Côgo, and Luciano Feijão. In Prometheus, the title character receives punishment from Zeus for revealing to humanity how to produce fire. The god's rebellion stemmed from his unwillingness to leave humanity immersed in obscurity and ignorance. In "Alcestis," one of the most moving plays in Greek drama, the character is the young wife of King Admetus. When she offers to die in her beloved's place, she is led to the Kingdom of the Dead. Consumed by grief and regret, the king enlists the help of Heracles to defy the Greeks' greatest horror: death.
ISBN978-857-432-092-2
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Altura230 mm
Largura160 mm
Profundidade7 mm
Lançamento31/03/2009
Páginas128
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Luiz Antonio Aguiar

Luiz Antonio Aguiar é escritor, mestre em Literatura Brasileira pela PUC-RJ. Trabalha como consultor editorial e com a produção de textos para as maiores editoras do mercado. Como tradutor, foi indicado para a Lista de Honra do IBBY, pela tradução de Os Corvos de Pearblosson, de Aldous Huxley. Foi selecionado entre os White Ravens pela Biblioteca de Livros para Jovens de Munique, em 2007, com Sonhos em Amarelo.

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