Seneca's Medea | Revenge, Violence, and Stoicism (Episode 176)
Stoa Conversations: Stoicism Applied
Medea's Madness: Betrayal and Vengeance
This chapter explores Seneca's adaptation of Medea, delving into themes of betrayal, revenge, and complex human emotions. It examines Medea's tumultuous relationship with Jason, her calculated approach to vengeance, and the moral consequences of her actions. The discussion contrasts Stoic principles with Medea's passionate response, revealing the profound internal struggle between love and rage as she grapples with the horrific implications of her choices.
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