Unveiling the Complexities of Medea in Apollonius' Epic

This chapter delves deep into the character of Medea in Apollonius' Jason and the Argonauts, highlighting her inner conflict, shifting between vulnerability and power. It explores her intense infatuation for Jason, her familial and political responsibilities, and the multidimensional nature crafted by Apollonius. The discussion also focuses on the historical context surrounding Medea, linking societal shifts in relationships and marriage during the turbulent Hellenistic period.