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Produktdetails
Format
ePUB 3
Kopierschutz
Nein
Family Sharing
Ja
Text-to-Speech
Ja
Altersempfehlung
0 - 99 Jahr(e)
Erscheinungsdatum
27.03.2026
Verlag
LegorretaSeitenzahl
100 (Printausgabe)
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2714 KB
Sprache
Spanisch
EAN
7502319079836
"Philoctetes by Sophocles is a profound Greek tragedy that explores isolation, suffering, and moral conflict. The play is set during the Trojan War and centers on Philoctetes, a skilled archer abandoned on the desolate island of Lemnos after suffering a festering wound that caused unbearable pain and stench. Years later, the Greek army learns that they cannot win the war without his bow, once belonging to Heracles.
Odysseus and the young warrior Neoptolemus are sent to retrieve Philoctetes and persuade him to join their cause. Odysseus proposes deception, urging Neoptolemus to trick the wounded hero into cooperation. However, as Neoptolemus encounters Philoctetes' anguish and loneliness, he begins to question the morality of deceit. Torn between duty and compassion, he faces a crucial ethical choice.
Philoctetes, embittered by betrayal, struggles between his justified resentment and the possibility of renewed purpose. The drama unfolds as a psychological and emotional confrontation, examining trust, loyalty, and integrity.
Sophocles presents a deeply human portrait of pain and redemption. The play highlights the tension between political necessity and moral conscience, offering a timeless meditation on empathy, honor, and the cost of both abandonment and forgiveness."
Odysseus and the young warrior Neoptolemus are sent to retrieve Philoctetes and persuade him to join their cause. Odysseus proposes deception, urging Neoptolemus to trick the wounded hero into cooperation. However, as Neoptolemus encounters Philoctetes' anguish and loneliness, he begins to question the morality of deceit. Torn between duty and compassion, he faces a crucial ethical choice.
Philoctetes, embittered by betrayal, struggles between his justified resentment and the possibility of renewed purpose. The drama unfolds as a psychological and emotional confrontation, examining trust, loyalty, and integrity.
Sophocles presents a deeply human portrait of pain and redemption. The play highlights the tension between political necessity and moral conscience, offering a timeless meditation on empathy, honor, and the cost of both abandonment and forgiveness."
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