[Vwoolf] Query - Antigone
Linda Camarasana
camarasana at mindspring.com
Sun May 4 21:52:37 EDT 2014
Steve --
Woof refers to Antigone in A Room of One's Own and Three Guineas, and both
Sophocles' tragedy and the idea of a woman buried alive/sacrificing for her
brothers figures prominently in her novel The Years.
--Linda
Linda Camarasana
Associate Professor, English
Coordinator, Graduate Programs in English
SUNY College at Old Westbury
Old Westbury, NY 11568
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Subject: [Vwoolf] Query - Antigone
I am taking a course on Greek Tragedy, revisiting plays I read in college
40+ years ago, re-grounding myself in the classical world with shall we
say a matured perspective.
I read VW's ON NOT KNOWING GREEK but seem to remember (maybe I am wrong)
that elsewhere she talked about ANTIGONE. .
Can anyone point me to that discussion if it indeed exists.?
Steve Posin
San Francisco
415-596-8125 c
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