Драматурги и боги

V knige issledui͡utsi͡a izmenenii͡a v religioznom mentalitete zhiteleĭ Afin, imevshie mesto v perelomnui͡u ėpokhu, kogda proiskhodil perekhod ot vysshego rast͡sveta klassicheskogo polisa k ego sistemnomu krizisu. Tema afinskoĭ religioznosti i ee ėvoli͡ut͡sii na odnom iz vazhneĭshikh ėtapov drevnegrecheskoĭ istorii rassmotrena s novoĭ tochki zrenii͡a, a imenno skvozʹ prizmu tvorchestva trekh krupneĭshikh dramaturgov ėtogo vremeni. Teatralʹnoe iskusstvo v Afinakh V v. do n.ė. obrashchalosʹ k vsenarodnoĭ auditorii, i dramaticheskie poėty zanimali osoboe mesto v obshchestvennoĭ zhizni. Sofokl, Evripid i Aristofan byli predstaviteli͡ami raznykh pokoleniĭ, no vse oni v polnoĭ mere stali svideteli͡ami krizisa tradit͡sionnykh (v tom chisle religioznykh) t͡sennosteĭ, prishedshegosi͡a glavnym obrazom na vremi͡a Peloponnesskoĭ voĭny, i otrazili ėtot krizis v svoikh proizvedenii͡akh.Kniga budet interesna ne tolʹko professionalam, no i vsem li͡ubiteli͡am istorii i kulʹtury Drevneĭ Gret͡sii.

The book explores the changes in the religious mentality of the Athenians that took place during the turning point, when the transition from the heyday of the classical polis to its systemic crisis took place. The theme of Athenian religiosity and its evolution at one of the most important stages of ancient Greek history is considered from a new perspective, namely through the prism of the work of three major playwrights of that time. Theatrical art in Athens in the 5th century BC appealed to a national audience, and dramatic poets occupied a special place in public life. Sophocles, Euripides and Aristophanes were representatives of different generations, but they all fully witnessed the crisis of traditional (including religious) values, which occurred mainly during the Peloponnesian War, and reflected this crisis in their works.The book will be interesting not only for professionals, but also for all lovers of the history and culture of Ancient Greece.