Language and Desire in Seneca's Phaedra

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Focusing on Seneca's influential tragedy, the book examines how poetic language shapes the perception of individual identity and personality. It delves into the complexities of conscious and unconscious emotional experiences, revealing the interplay between language and self-representation in Seneca's work. Through a close reading, it uncovers the nuances of character development and emotional depth, highlighting the significance of language in conveying a rich inner life.