Twentieth century interpretations of The frogs ; a collection of critical essays. Edited by David J. Littlefield.

Contributor Littlefield, David J. comp.

Imprint:Englewood Cliffs, NJ : Prentice-Hall, [1968]

Descriptionviii, 118 p. ; 21 cm.

Note:The opening of the Frogs / Leo Strauss. - Stage and action in the Frogs / David Barrett. - The Dionysus of the Frogs / Étienne Lapalus. - The Eleusinian mysteries / George E. Mylonas. - The parados in Aristophanes' Frogs / M. Tierney. - The parabasis of the Frogs / Maurice Croiset. - The character of Dionysus and the unity of the Frogs / Charles Paul Segal. - A view of Euripides / Gilbert Murray. - The literary criticism of the Frogs / G.M.A. Grube. - Death and life: the Frogs / Cedric H. Whitman. - The Death of tragedy / Bruno Snell. - A portrait of Aristophanes / Margarete Bieber. - Victory at Arginusae / Benjamin Bickley Rogers. - The Lenaean festival: the audience / W.B. Stanford. - Comedy and society / K.J. Dover. - Farce in the Frogs / Gilbert Norwood. - Frogs at Walden / Henry David Thoreau. - 2,371 years after / New York Times.

Bibliography Note:Bibliography: p. 117-118.

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