Aeschylus' tragedy Prometheus Bound is one of the most widely interpretable plays in the Greek canon, with the play being seen as an object lesson for both liberation and the importance of order. In this video, I discuss why the play has been read in so many different ways, including some of the internal contradictions that make the play so interesting.


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