Bernard MacGregor Walker Knox was a distinguished classicist, author, and critic whose work delved into the depths of classical literature. His analyses and essays illuminated the timeless qualities of Greek and Roman letters, translating their wisdom for the modern reader. With a profound understanding of ancient texts and a keen critical eye, Knox offered readers a unique connection to the classical tradition. His influence resonates through his significant publications and editorial contributions, making classical literature accessible to new generations.
Describes the literary phenomenon of the Sophoclean tragic hero. This work presents an analysis of three plays, the Antigone, Philoctetes, and Oedipus at Colonus, that emphasizes the individuality and variety of the living figures Sophocles created on the same basic armature.