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4.0 out of 5 stars
Good play, great translation,
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This review is from: Three Plays of Racine: Phaedra, Andromache, and Brittanicus (Phoenix Books) (Paperback)
Racine's "Phaedra" is based on Euripedes' "Hippolytus", and it is a very respectable retelling of the story. Racine writes especially well in the imagery of light and darkness struggling in Phaedra's soul, which he puts in her first and final lines.The translation by George Dillon is excellent. |
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Three Plays of Racine: Phaedra, Andromache, and Brittanicus (Phoenix Books) by Jean Baptiste Racine (Paperback - September 15, 1961)
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