Le tragedie di Eschilo (VI ndash; V sec. A.C.) rivelano una concezione etica salda e ben precisa. Lrsquo;autore vive il distacco dalla Grecia arcaica; dominata dalle forze oscure del destino e dallrsquo;rdquo;invidia degli Deirdquo; per chi egrave; troppo ricco e felice; legata alla giustizia primordiale della vendetta dei clan. Nella Grecia del suo tempo la convivenza si va organizzando secondo forme di maggiore partecipazione e Atene assume sempre piugrave; il ruolo di cittagrave; della ldquo;democraziardquo;. Il protagonista delle tragedie di Eschilo diviene pienamente tragico: non egrave; piugrave; il mortale in balia di forze di fronte alle quali egrave; del tutto impotente; ma lrsquo;uomo consapevole; sottoposto da un lato al dominio della necessitagrave;; dallrsquo;altro responsabile delle sue scelte e quindi; in caso di caduta; pienamente colpevole.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Beat yourself in the head for an hour and youll get the experience of this book without the expense.By E. Hinrichsen IIA deadly; dull exposition of the life of a great songwriter. Endlessly repetitive and with next to no original sourcing. If you know zero about Tom Waits you might learn something here - the operative phrase here is you know zero about Tom Waits.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Fools Errand.By MYSTR TreefrogAt 513 pages I came away with the feeling that Mr. Hoskyns might benefit from the tacit understanding that some artists just dont need explaining. In frustration what we get is subjective record /song reviews and snippets of conversations T.W. had with people he actually wanted to talk to.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A fine bookBy StoverThe ending was sort of a buzzkill. All this praise about Tom; but then he concludes saying that he basically hasnt card for Waits once Kathleen came into the picture. Still a good read for the most part.
