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Burden, Michael (Ed.) A Woman Scorn'd Responses to the Dido Myth Price for Eshop: 350 Kč (€ 13.5) VAT 10% included Condition: As New Language: English Availability: In stock, ships in 24 hours Locations: U Lužického semináře 10, Malá Strana Add to Cart Ask Question

Annotation: The ten contributors to this book, from the fields of fine art, history, English literature, classics and music, examine the myth of Dido and Aeneas in its complexity and ambiguity. Their findings indicate emphatically that Purcell's opera is far from being merely a quaint baroque entertainment. Related links: >> Women's Studies >> Myths & Legends >> Religion & Spirituality >> Burden, Michael Book information: Binding: Paperback Publisher: Faber & Faber Published in: UK Date: 1999 Pages: 224 ID: 206997 EAN/ISBN13: 978-0-571-17699-1 ISBN10: 0-571-17699-2 Weight category: Standard