Electra

Historical Context and Significance

Euripides' «Electra» is one of the classic Greek tragedies that explores themes of revenge, justice, and family conflict. The play tells the story of Electra and her brother Orestes avenging their father Agamemnon's murder. Unlike other versions of the myth, Euripides focuses on the psychological depth of the characters and their internal conflicts. This work has significantly influenced the development of Western drama and literature, inspiring many writers and playwrights over the centuries. «Electra» also raises important questions about morality and human nature, which remain relevant in the modern world.