Tragedy.

Revenge tragedy:aeschyius to armageddon. by: (Language materials, printed)

Self-representation and illusion in Senecan tragedy[electronic resource] / by: (Language materials, printed)

Seneca and the idea of tragedy[electronic resource] / by: (Language materials, printed)

Julius Caesar[electronic resource] :a guide to the play / by: (Language materials, printed)

King Lear[electronic resource] :a guide to the play / by: (Language materials, printed)

Sophocles and the tragedy of Athenian democracy[electronic resource] / by: (Language materials, printed)

Understanding Shakespeare's Julius Caesar[electronic resource] :a student casebook to issues, sources, and historical documents / by: (Language materials, printed)

Understanding King Lear[electronic resource] :a student casebook to issues, sources, and historical documents / by: (Language materials, printed)

Understanding Macbeth[electronic resource] :a student casebook to issues, sources, and historical documents / by: (Language materials, printed)

Understanding Othello[electronic resource] :a student casebook to issues, sources, and historical documents / by: (Language materials, printed)

Understanding Romeo and Juliet[electronic resource] :a student casebook to issues, sources, and historical documents / by: (Language materials, printed)

Heracles and euripidean tragedy[electronic resource] / by: (Language materials, printed)

Shakespeare's tragedies[electronic resource] / by: (Language materials, printed)

Feminist readings of Antigone[electronic resource] / by: (Language materials, printed)

Sophocles and the Language of Tragedy[electronic resource] / by: (Language materials, printed)

Tragic time in drama, film, and videogames[electronic resource] :the future in the instant / by: (Language materials, printed)

Tragedy since 9/11 :reading a world out of joint / by: (Language materials, printed)

Revenge in literature.

Tragedy.

Mythology, Classical, in literature.

Illusion in literature.

Self-presentation in literature.

Seneca, Lucius Annaeus,

Nero,

Tragedy.

Mythology, Classical, in literature.

Seneca, Lucius Annaeus,

Tragedy.

Shakespeare, William,

Conspiracies in literature.

Rome

Assassins in literature.

Tragedy.

Assassination in literature.

Caesar, Julius

Shakespeare, William,

Kings and rulers in literature.

Fathers and daughters in literature.

Lear, King (Legendary character), in literature.

Tragedy.

Athens (Greece)

Political plays, Greek

Mythology, Greek, in literature.

Tragedy.

Theater

Politics and literature

Sophocles

Democracy in literature.

Shakespeare, William,

Conspiracies in literature.

Literature and history

Rome

Assassins in literature.

Tragedy.

Assassination in literature.

Caesar, Julius

Shakespeare, William,

Kings and rulers in literature.

Inheritance and succession in literature.

Lear, King (Legendary character), in literature.

Tragedy.

Britons in literature.

Shakespeare, William,

Literature and history

Scotland

Macbeth,

Tragedy.

Politics and literature

Shakespeare, William,

Blacks in literature.

Literature and history

Muslims in literature.

Othello (Fictitious character)

Tragedy.

Shakespeare, William,

Tragedy.

Juliet (Fictitious character)

Vendetta in literature.

Romeo (Fictitious character)

Heracles (Greek mythology) in literature.

Tragedy.

Shakespeare, William,

Tragedy.

Sophocles.

Sex role in literature.

Tragedy.

Antigone (Greek mythology) in literature.

Feminism and literature

Women in literature.

Tragedy.

Tragic, The.

Sophocles

Media Studies.

Literature.

Literary Theory.

Film Theory.

Motion pictures

Tragedy.

Theater

Time in motion pictures.

Video games

Time in literature.

Tragic, The, in literature.

Tragedy

Tragedy.

European drama (Tragedy)