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Discover 'Tragedy, the Greeks and Us,' an insightful exploration into the profound impact of Greek tragedy on contemporary thought. This groundbreaking book by Simon Critchley, published by Profile Books, takes you on a journey through the timeless narratives that have shaped human experience. With its engaging analysis, this 2020 release redefines our understanding of Ancient Greek playwrights and philosophers. Critchley, drawing from a decade of teaching at the New School, unravels the intricate complexities of tragedy, emphasizing its relevance in today's world. This thought-provoking narrative encourages readers to confront the truths about ourselves that we often avoid, making it essential for anyone interested in literature, philosophy, and the human condition. With ISBN 9781788161480, this brand-new book is a treasure for students, educators, and anyone curious about the enduring legacy of Greek tragedy. Through a blend of historical context and modern implications, 'Tragedy, the Greeks and Us' makes the case that understanding our past is crucial for navigating our present lives. Join Simon Critchley in this captivating inquiry as he revitalizes ancient texts and invites you to reconsider the relevance of tragedy in today's culture. Perfect for readers looking to deepen their appreciation for classic literature and its continued influence on modern society.