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Medea

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English

 

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William J

 

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January 7, 2015

 

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University

 

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Which allows an audience to study the passion humans hold for revenge as a psychological construct and a moral issue. I mean Medea took revenge to the ultimate by overriding her maternal instinct just to “work revenge on Jason for his wrongs”(line 260, p. 25). The myth of Medea and Jason was well known within the Athenian society in which it was written...
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25). The myth of Medea and Jason was well known within the Athenian society in which it was written. Though there were varying versions of it floating about. Euripides own addition to the text added an intensity to Medea's revenge. In older versions of the myth the children were murdered by Medea's enemies in revenge for the death of Creon and his daughter...
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