Edition: 3rd pr.,

Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Chipped and worn with some minor damage
Pages: Yellowed , price clipped
Markings: Previous owner

Cedric H. Whitman's Sophocles: A Study Of Heroic Humanism presents a profound analysis of the ancient Greek tragedian, illuminating the core tenets of heroic humanism within his timeless plays. This scholarly work argues for Sophocles' enduring relevance, detailing how his characters embody a powerful blend of human agency and divine influence. Whitman uncovers the intricate philosophical underpinnings of Sophocles' dramatic art, showcasing his unique contribution to Western thought. The text illustrates the playwright's masterful construction of tragic narratives and his profound understanding of the human condition. It stands as an essential resource for classicists and anyone seeking a deeper appreciation of Sophocles' monumental legacy.