Euripides and the Boundaries of the Human

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Focusing on the thematic and stylistic connections across Euripides' surviving plays, this work explores the playwright's unique contributions to Ancient Greek tragedy. It highlights his innovative character portrayals, which introduce a modern sensibility within the context of Athenian drama. Additionally, the text examines Euripides' dual commitment to tradition and realism, particularly in his depiction of the Olympian gods. By blending the old with the new, Euripidean drama revitalizes and sustains the art of tragedy, marking its significance in both historical and contemporary contexts.