VCE English Texts: Medea

A comprehensive overview of the life and career of Euripides. You will need to be logged into GenConnect to access Britannica.

A brief overview of the life and career of Euripides. You will need to be logged into GenConnect to access World Book.

An overview of the life, career and significance of Euripides. You will need to be logged into GenConnect to access the article.

A comprehensive history of the development of the society, values and systems of ancient Greece.

An accessible overview of life and customs in Ancient Greece, with engaging photos and illustrations.

Two maps that visually explain life in Ancient Greece, with reference to geography, people, places of interest, art, architecture and philosophers.

A video introducing aspects of Ancient Greek civilisation, including politics, political system, democracy, the military, the Olympics, art, architecture, religion, language and beliefs..

A collection of articles and videos on aspects of Ancient Greece, from philosophers, monsters, science, economics, democracy and notable people.

Actors of Dionysus combine innovative storytelling with aerial movement in this new adaptation by David Stuttard captured in 2013 at the Rose Theatre, Kingston. You will need to be logged into Digital Theatre Plus - contact your English teacher or Head of Library for password details.

A review of the 2013 production of Medea by Actors of Dionysus.

A brief overview of the Medea myth. You will need to be logged into Genconnect to access the article.

A brief overview of the Medea myth. You will need to be logged into GenConnect to access the article.

An overview of the Medea myth, from sorceress, to meeting and marrying Jason,to her final journey back to Colchis.

This article provides a brief overview of the aspects of Ancient Greek Theatre.

A study guide for Medea, featuring plot summaries, characters, themes, symbols, quotes and discussion questions.

A study guide for Medea, including summary and analysis, themes, quotes, characters and symbols. Some content requires a subscription.

Professor of Classical Reception Fiona Macintosh
discusses the visibility and representation of women in Greek theatre as the creative ensemble explores the roles of Antigone, Medea and Clytemnestra. You will need to be logged into Digital Theatre Plus - contact your English teacher or Head of Library for password details.

A critical essay on Medea, taking a biopoetical approach - exploring the intersection of social, biological and economic needs on human behaviour. You will need to log into the State Library of Victoria to access this article.

This critical essay examines several feminist readings of Medea. You will need to be logged into the State Library of Victoria to access this article.

A critical essay examining the thematic impact of the deus ex machina in Medea. You will need to be logged into the State Library of Victoria access this article.