The Trojan Women

The Trojan Women (415 BC) is a tragedy of war, centered on the plight of the defeated women of Troy. It emphasizes the cruel realities and senseless destruction that follows a brutal conflict, reminding readers of the high cost of war.

• Avid fans of Greek tragedy
• Learners of ancient history
• Students studying warfare consequences

Euripides, a famed Greek dramatist, was an innovative pioneer in Greek tragedy. He made strides in the portrayal of mythological figures as ordinary people and exposing societal flaws of his own time through the lens of his tragedies. Euripides's work is characterized by his deep sympathy for suffering humans, especially women and children.