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Agamenón
by Esquilo · Instituto de Teatro Grecolatino · tapa blanda · 89 pages
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Pages: 89 pagesAuthor: EsquiloPublisher: Instituto de Teatro GrecolatinoFormat: tapa blandaLanguage: es-ESRelease date: 1/1/2003ISBN: ISBN 9788468844480
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Synopsis of Agamenón
Sumérgete en la tragedia griega con 'Agamenón' de Esquilo, una obra clásica que explora temas de venganza, destino y justicia. Esta edición, publicada por el Instituto de Teatro Grecolatino, ofrece una introducción y guía didáctica a cargo de Carmen Vilela Gallego, facilitando la comprensión y el análisis de esta pieza fundamental del teatro antiguo. Ideal para estudiantes y amantes de la literatura clásica.
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