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grbs-7381	Stanford, W. B.	Light and Darkness in Sophocles’ Ajax	1978	9	.pdf	application/pdf	4115	190	72	Tecmessa uses the same word again to describe the dimly seen figure of Athena outside her tent (301), and Agamemnon uses it contemptuously in referring to dead Ajax (1257). I would go so far as to say that Sophocles may have conceived and expressed much of the psychological development of Ajax in terms of an emergence from darkness into light before Ajax dies, and that the language of the whole play is orchestrated in terms of a crescendo and diminuendo of light-and-darkness imagery.	cache/grbs-7381.pdf	txt/grbs-7381.txt