zeldalola
10-13-2010, 12:53 PM
reading OAC- the speakers often refer to the act of speech itself, as prophecy, as persuasion, as falsehood etc.
I've looked cursorily for sources that may discuss this aspect of the play but can't find them.
am i just imagining it?
if not, how can I find a source (critical/literary) that discusses this motif?
or just share your opinion. thanks
I've looked cursorily for sources that may discuss this aspect of the play but can't find them.
am i just imagining it?
if not, how can I find a source (critical/literary) that discusses this motif?
or just share your opinion. thanks