150円 Specimens of Greek Tragedy 'ー Aeschylus and Sophocles is a profound collection that encapsulates the essence of ancient Greek theatrical art, showcasing the pivotal works that have shaped the foundations of Western literature. This volume highlights the grandeur of tragedy as a timeless narrativ...

300円 In 'Cato,' Joseph Addison presents a poignant and politically charged tragedy that transcends its Roman setting. The play dramatizes the moral and philosophical dilemmas faced by Cato, a stoic leader resisting tyranny in the wake of Julius Caesar's rise to power. Addison's elegant verse and heigh...

150円 In "The King's Threshold; and On Baile's Strand," W. B. Yeats masterfully weaves together themes of power, sacrifice, and the burdens of creativity within the framework of Irish folklore and mythology. The two plays reflect Yeats's unique blend of poetic language and dramatic structure, which tra...

150円 In "Volpone; Or, The Fox," Ben Jonson masterfully weaves a satirical tale that critiques the greed and moral corruption of early 17th-century society. Through the cunning scheme of the titular character, Volpone, a wealthy con artist, Jonson employs a sharp wit and rich verse to illustrate the fo...

300円 The Little Clay Cart is a masterful play by Sudraka, regarded as one of the finest examples of classical Sanskrit literature. This engaging work blends elements of farcical comedy with profound philosophical themes, depicting the lives of a band of unique characters, including a charioteer and a ...

150円 The House of Atreus compiles three of Aeschylus's most profound tragedies: Agamemnon, The Libation Bearers, and The Furies, exploring the themes of fate, justice, and the cyclical nature of violence within the prestigious House of Atreus. Aeschylus employs a rich, poetic style filled with ominous...

150円 In "Plays of Sophocles: Oedipus the King; Oedipus at Colonus; Antigone," the esteemed playwright weaves a tapestry of fate, duty, and moral conflict, reflecting the complexities of human existence and the inexorable nature of destiny. The literary style exemplifies the classical Greek tragic form...

150円 Aristotle's "The Poetics" stands as a foundational text in the study of literary theory and dramatic criticism. Through a meticulous analysis of tragedy, epic poetry, and the principles underlying successful storytelling, Aristotle elucidates concepts such as catharsis, mimesis, and the unities o...

310円 In "Four Plays of Aeschylus," the ancient Greek playwright presents a compelling collection that showcases the nascent art of tragedy and the exploration of profound moral themes. Aeschylus, often hailed as the father of tragedy, combines lyrical verse with dramatic dialogue, creating a rich tape...

150円 In his profound philosophical play, "Life Is a Dream," Pedro Calder√≥n de la Barca delves into the nature of reality and illusion through the story of Segismundo, a prince imprisoned from birth due to a prophecy foretelling his destructive future. Employing a rich tapestry of poetic language and ...

310円 William Shakespeare's 'Julius Caesar' is a masterful exploration of political intrigue and moral ambiguity, set against the backdrop of ancient Rome. Through its rich use of iambic pentameter and evocative imagery, Shakespeare melds historical fact with dramatic narrative, probing the nature of p...

300円 In "The Clouds," Aristophanes crafts a sharp and satirical comedy that critiques the intellectual trends of 5th-century Athens, particularly the rise of sophistry and the emerging new philosophies. Through the lens of the character Strepsiades, the play delves into themes of education, morality, ...