Euripides

  • n.欧里庇得斯(公元前480-约公元前406,希腊剧作家,其现存的19部戏剧表明他在处理传统神话中的重要创新,如引入现实主义、对女性心理的兴趣以及对变态心理的描写;代表作有:《美狄亚》、《希波吕托斯》、《厄勒克特拉》、《特洛伊妇女》和《酒神的伴侣》)
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  1. Comparison between Iphigenia 's Images by Goethe and the One by Euripides

    歌德和欧里庇得斯笔下的伊菲革涅亚形象比较

  2. Euripides ' View on War

    欧里庇得斯战争观管窥

  3. One of the two spectators I just spoke of was Euripides himself ,

    这两个观众之一,就是欧里庇德斯自己。

  4. Whom the gods destroy , they first make mad . ( Euripides )

    上帝要谁覆灭,必先让他猖狂。(欧里比德斯)

  5. one might say that Euripides succeeded in transporting the spectator onto the stage .

    那末,我们只须指出:欧里庇德斯把观众带上舞台。

  6. We can hardly go wrong then in calling Euripides the poet of aesthetic Socratism .

    因此,我们不妨认为,欧里庇德斯是审美苏格拉底主义的诗人。

  7. Athena and Euripides don 't complete their work until the dialogue 's close .

    指导对话结束,雅典娜和欧利比的司才算完成了他们的工作。

  8. Try as he may to comfort us with his recantation , Euripides fails .

    现在,欧里庇德斯妄想以他的后悔来安慰我们,他没有成功。

  9. But what relationship can be said to obtain between such an ideal Apollinian drama and the plays of Euripides ?

    那么,欧里庇德斯的戏曲对梦境戏曲的理想之关系是怎样呢?

  10. Euripides : Fine . So what do we need , about a thousand workstations ?

    好。那我们差不多要一千台工作站吧?

  11. Meanwhile choirmaster Euripides was the object of fulsome praise ;

    然而,歌队长欧里庇德斯还是不断博得称誉;

  12. Euripides sat in the theater pondering , a troubled spectator .

    所以,他坐在剧场里,忐忑不安的思索;

  13. Helen by Euripides & What a man should Be

    欧里庇得斯笔下的海伦&人应该有的样子

  14. When I said earlier that Euripides had brought the spectator on the stage in order to enable him to judge the play ,

    我们在上文说过,欧里庇德斯曾把观众带上舞台,同时使观众确实有能力评判戏剧;

  15. In this context we can understand the passionate fondness of the writers of the new comedy for Euripides .

    从这种渊源关系,不难理解,为甚么新喜剧的诗人们对欧里庇德斯抱着这样热情的倾慕。

  16. Let us now look more closely at the Socratic tendency by means of which Euripides fought and conquered Aeschylean tragedy .

    现在,让我们进一步考察这种苏格拉底倾向。欧里庇德斯就是以它为武器来斗争,而战胜埃斯库罗斯的悲剧的。

  17. But Euripides reasoned quite otherwise .

    然而,欧里庇德斯却完全从另一角度来考虑。

  18. On the Differences in Creation Between Sophocles and Euripides & Take the Same Name " Electra " as an Example

    论索福克勒斯和欧里庇得斯创作之不同&以同名剧《埃勒克特拉》为例

  19. Euripides set out , as Plato was to do , to show the world the opposite of the " irrational " poet ;

    欧里庇德斯企图对世人指出这种“不知不觉的”诗人之对立面,正象柏拉图曾经指出那样;

  20. The death struggle of tragedy had been fought by Euripides , while the later art is known as the New Attic comedy .

    欧里庇德斯亲身经历过悲剧的垂死挣扎之苦。这种后起的艺术叫做阿提刻新喜剧。

  21. Who neglects learning in his youth , loses the past and is dead for the future & Euripides , Greek philosopher .

    年轻时忽视学习之人,失掉了过去也埋葬了未来&欧里彼得斯,希腊哲学家。

  22. Nothing could be more at odds with our dramaturgic notions than the prologue in the drama of Euripides .

    再没有甚么比欧里庇德斯的悲剧序幕更违反今日的舞台技巧了。

  23. Many great ancient writers , including Plato , Aristotle , Euripides , Cicero , Seneca and others had this false belief .

    古希腊罗马的许多作家,包括柏拉图、亚里士多德、欧里庇德斯、西塞罗、塞内加等都对此深入不疑。

  24. All the same , Euripides thought he noticed chat during those early scenes the spectators were in a peculiar state of unrest

    然而,欧里庇德斯仍然认为,他看出:观众在头几场中,尤其焦急要解答剧情的前因后果,

  25. The fact that the aims of Socrates and Euripides were closely allied did not escape the attention of their contemporaries .

    苏格拉底同欧里庇德斯的倾向有密切关系,当时古代人也曾注意及此。

  26. The truth of the matter is that no Greek artist ever treated his audience with greater audacity and self sufficiency than Euripides ;

    其实,再没有一个希腊艺术家,象欧里庇德斯那样,以孤傲和自负来对待他的观众了;

  27. the thinker Euripides , not the poet .

    是思想家欧里庇德斯,而非诗人欧里庇德斯。

  28. and one might then be tempted to praise Euripides ' radical tendency to establish a proper relationship between art work and audience as an advance upon Sophocles .

    也会使人贸贸然赞扬欧里庇德斯这一急进的倾向,认为他建立了艺术作品对观众的正确关系,比索福克勒斯向前迈进一步。

  29. FOREMAN : You thought he was being poisoned by hemlock ? Dr. Euripides tell you to check for that ?

    你曾认为那是芹叶钩吻毒?欧里庇得斯让你去检查的么?

  30. Euripides would never have endorsed Sophocles ' statement about Aeschylus -- that this poet was doing the right thing , but unconsciously ;

    索福克勒斯曾谓埃斯库罗斯做了正确的事,虽则是无意为之,但是欧里庇德斯当然不会持此见解。