Dereifying Tragic Existence: A Heideggerian Reading of Greek Tragedy and its Reformulation by Arthur Miller

Coherence as A Basis for Lingusitic Naturalism in Selected Plays of Arthur Miller

Further Evidence for linguistic Naturalism in selected plays of Arthur Miller

Elements of classical Tragedy as shown in some Middle and Late Egyption Stories

Tragedy and Satyr Play

Classical Tragedy, the Second Sophistic and Greek Criticism of Tyranny in The Roman Empire: Flavius Philostratus and the Life of Apollonius of Tyana

The Dominant Structures of the Times: Late Victorian Tragedy as Critique of Romantic Ideology

A Stylistic Approach to Power Relation Shifts in Arthur Miller’s <i>The Crucible</i>

The agon of hope and fear in Seneca᾿s Troades

At the Discourse-Myth interface: A Corpus-based Analysis of Mourning Becomes Electra