Paul Woodruff is a professor of philosophy and classics at the University of Texas at Austin. He has published on ancient Greek philosophy, ethics, and philosophy of theater. His recent books include The Necessity of Theater: the Art of Watching and Being Watched (2008), and The Ajax Dilemma:Justice, Fairness, and Rewards (2011).
Series Editor's Foreword, Richard Eldridge Contributors Editor's Introduction
1. Oedipus Tyrannus and the Cognitive Value of Literature 2. The Killing Feet: Evidence and Evidence-Sensitivity in Oedipus Tyrannus 3. In the Ruins of Self-Knowledge: Oedipus Unmade 4. "Tyranny," Enlightenment, and Religion: Sophocles' Sympathetic Critique of Periclean Athens in Oedipus the Tyrant 5. Gods, Fate, and Character in the Oedipus Plays 6. Aging Oedipus 7. Truth and Self at Colonus 8. The Goodness of Death in Oedipus at Colonus
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