This Won't End Well: On Loving Greek Tragedy.
Elizabeth BobrickWhy do I love Greek tragedy? These mythical stories of war, familial trauma, and isolation illuminate the beauty and darkness of our shared humanity. This isn’t a lecture series; it’s an exploration. Come join me.
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