A socio-critical approach to the rural-urban dichotomy in Peace by Aristophanes

In this article, we examine Aristophanes’ comedy Peace, written in the 5th century BC, in an attempt to explore the way in which the core-periphery polarization is presented as the axis around which the underlying social, cultural and economic tensions revolve. Against the background of the long and...

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Autor principal: Perriot, María Celina
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Asociación de Estudios Interdisciplinarios sobre Europa (ADEISE) 2021
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campo
ciudad
Aristófanes
Sociocrítica
rural
urban
Aristophanes
Social criticism
Acceso en línea:https://revistas.uncu.edu.ar/ojs3/index.php/europa/article/view/5500
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Social criticism
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Perriot, María Celina
A socio-critical approach to the rural-urban dichotomy in Peace by Aristophanes
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ciudad
Aristófanes
Sociocrítica
rural
urban
Aristophanes
Social criticism
author Perriot, María Celina
author_facet Perriot, María Celina
title A socio-critical approach to the rural-urban dichotomy in Peace by Aristophanes
title_short A socio-critical approach to the rural-urban dichotomy in Peace by Aristophanes
title_full A socio-critical approach to the rural-urban dichotomy in Peace by Aristophanes
title_fullStr A socio-critical approach to the rural-urban dichotomy in Peace by Aristophanes
title_full_unstemmed A socio-critical approach to the rural-urban dichotomy in Peace by Aristophanes
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description In this article, we examine Aristophanes’ comedy Peace, written in the 5th century BC, in an attempt to explore the way in which the core-periphery polarization is presented as the axis around which the underlying social, cultural and economic tensions revolve. Against the background of the long and devastating Peloponnesian war, Aristophanes became keenly aware of the rural-urban dichotomy, heightened by the state of belligerence and its adverse consequences for the population. Peace is particularly revealing of the concomitant tensions and allows a glimpse of the author's position regarding both the war and the various forms of exchange between both spaces. Social criticism, the theoretical framework of the article, holds that all artistic creation is social practice and, therefore, ideological production. Drawing upon this tenet, we seek to cast light on the social values that organize the fictional text, without ignoring its aesthetic specificity. A socio-critical reading of the literary text makes it possible to relate writing and ideological production of meaning.
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