Phaedra Britannica by Tony Harrison after Jean Racine

Phaedra Britannica by Tony Harrison after Jean RacineSecondhand hardcover good condition. Published by Rex Collings Ltd, 1976. "Phaedra Britannica" is Tony Harrison's adaptation of Jean Racine's classical play "Phdre". This version transposes the ancient Greek tragedy to the setting of the British Raj in 19th century India. It explores themes of forbidden love, colonialism, power, and moral decay within an Anglo Indian context.

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A collection of memories and reflections from New Zealanders who lived through the Second World War

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ISBN: 978-1-85648-246-2