Publication: El impacto social de la Guerra del Peloponeso a través de las comedias aristofánicas
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Vergara Recreo, Silvia
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Aristófanes compone el grueso de sus obras al mismo tiempo que se desarrolla la Guerra del Peloponeso (431-404 a.C.), de modo que los anhelos y las preocupaciones de la sociedad de su época quedan reflejados en todas sus obras. Así, mediante el análisis de la antítesis guerra / paz y su configuración a lo largo de las etapas compositivas de Aristófanes vamos a tratar de evidenciar el progresivo desmoronamiento del poder hegemónico de Atenas, un Imperio que va perdiendo su supremacía hasta caer en la más profunda desmoralización tras su capitulación frente a Esparta (404 a. C.).
Aristophanes writes the main part of his comedies at the same time as Peloponnesian War’s development (431-404 B.C.), so desires and concerns of his contemporary society are reflected in all his plays. Thus, with the analysis of the antithesis war / peace and its configuration through the aristophanic periods, we intend to demonstrate the gradual collapse of the hegemonic power of Athens, an Empire that loses its supremacy until the fall in the deepest demoralization after its capitulation against Sparta(404 B.C.).
Aristophanes writes the main part of his comedies at the same time as Peloponnesian War’s development (431-404 B.C.), so desires and concerns of his contemporary society are reflected in all his plays. Thus, with the analysis of the antithesis war / peace and its configuration through the aristophanic periods, we intend to demonstrate the gradual collapse of the hegemonic power of Athens, an Empire that loses its supremacy until the fall in the deepest demoralization after its capitulation against Sparta(404 B.C.).
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