Presencia autorial en la Electra de Sófocles
Resumen
La presencia del autor en la tragedia, donde el poeta nunca habla en primera persona y donde no hay una voz autorial que guíe nuestra recepción, es elusiva e implícita. A pesar de la polifonía de la tragedia, el propósito de este estudio es analizar algunos pasajes de Electra de Sófocles en busca de rastros textuales de la voz de su autor como respuesta a la Orestíada de Esquilo. Cada parte de este estudio se centra en diferentes aspectos de la poética autorreflexiva.
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