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A series of critical essays explores Greek myth and art through sensitive close readings and historical reconstruction. One group interprets religious imagery and tragedy—considering Dionysus as a spiritual form, readings of Euripidean Bacchae and Hippolytus, and two lectures on the Demeter and Persephone myth—while a second traces the origins and development of Greek sculpture and architecture, from heroic and archaic beginnings to the marbles of Aegina and the celebration of athletic victory. The pieces emphasize aesthetic perception, the interplay of form and ritual, and a unified conception of Greek sensibility.
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