Seneca and the Idea of Tragedy

Gregory A. Staley

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PREFACE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ABBREVIATIONS INTRODUCTION: THE IDEA OF TRAGEDY 1. Theorizing Tragedy 2. The Very Ends of Poesy 3. A Just and Lively Image 4. The Soul of Tragedy 5. Reading Monsters CONCLUSION: STOIC TRAGEDY NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX

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