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Representation of Women's Roles in Society- Medea

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English

 

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August 28, 2014

 

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Being a foreigner, Medea's wayward irrational behavior was expected in this play as she was not born in Greece and was seen as an exotic creature. She comes across to the audience as a powerful female character in terms of violence. Some of Medea's reactions and choices appear to be blown out of proportion as authors generally make characters seem larger than life; this creates a better understanding of the text and the issues which are developed through the characters...
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Medea chooses to act with her immortal self and commit inhumane acts of murder rather than rationalize the outcomes of her actions. Medea see's this option as her only resort as she has been banished and has nowhere to go, "stripped of her place". To create sympathy for Medea, Euripides plays down Medea's supernatural powers until the end of the play...
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