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Three women, three symbols in Ancient Greek Tragedy

Organized: The Hellenic Cultural Association «Nostos» Date: November-December 2025   Antigone of Sophocles, Iphigenia, and Helen of Euripides — each represent a distinct dimension of the female identity. Ancient Greek tragedy allows us to explore these dimensions, uncover their archetypal origins, and trace the paths they have followed to the present day. Through their stories,

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Women in Ancient Greek Tragedy

Organized by the Greek Cultural Center of the Southwest Date: 7th of March 2026 Summary: Ancient Athens, 5th century BC. At a time when women were expected to remain silent, three great male playwrights – Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides – gave them a voice, and what they said was anything but ordinary. Their stories tell of

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Three women, three symbols in Ancient Greek Tragedy

Organized: Greek cultural Center of the Southwest Date: 14th , 21st, 28th  of March 2026   Antigone of Sophocles, Iphigenia, and Helen of Euripides — each represent a distinct dimension of the female identity. Ancient Greek tragedy allows us to explore these dimensions, uncover their archetypal origins, and trace the paths they have followed to the

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