Aristophanes' Male and Female Revolutions: A Reading of Aristophanes' Knights and Assemblywomen

Lexington Books (2005)
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In Aristophanes' Male and Female Revolutions author Kenneth M. De Luca offers a detailed study of two of Aristophanes' plays and reveals how each illuminates the other and the question of the rule of law through the lens of democracy. De Luca uses classical thought to clarify contemporary and foundational issues in political theory

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