| Plato and the Stoics see Medea in terms of very different accounts of human psychology and the emotions. |
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| Or how about Medea as an evil foreigner confirming the xenophobic prejudices of an early Greek democracy? |
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| The Euripidean portrait of Medea as an infanticide had roots in the folkloric paradigm of the child-killing demon. |
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| While still at school he translated Euripides Medea from Greek into Latin iambics. |
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| One school of ancient philosophers, the Stoics, developed a distinctive view of Medea as part of their ethics and psychology. |
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| Are there really two distinct things operating in Medea, her plans and her furious anger? |
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| A statue showing Medea about to slaughter her children symbolizes the reproof of infanticide. In this case, death is clearly shown as a contained force, even a holy force. |
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| To curry political favor — for himself and for his family — he leaves Medea for Princess Glauke, King Kreon's daughter. |
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| By way of example, she describes how the Medea Group helped a major wine producer meet this sort of challenge. |
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| Before exemplifying infanticide, Medea is a political figure, who links the worlds, who crosses lands and political classifications. |
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| The aim is to make the audience part of the action, accompanying Medea on her long progress from victim to raging murderess. |
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| Medea is a very good parser that lets you override the default parser so you can parse everything as a list rather than as a list or a vector. |
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| Squabby's mother was named Medea after she accidentally dislodged an egg from her nest. |
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| The poem breaks off in Book VIII with Medea begging Jason not to send her back to Colchis. |
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| Probably Aristotle also disapproved of Medea as a tragic heroine, because he downgraded plots like this one that show a good person deliberately choosing evil. |
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| On their return Medea murdered Pelias, but she and Jason were driven out by Pelias' son and had to take refuge with King Creon of Corinth. |
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| When I came into drama school, I assumed it would be straight away into the National: show me the dead baby monologues, show me Medea. |
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| This project also illustrates the value of our Medea logistical technology in a complex environment and on a very large scale. |
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| Medea was popular enough to be repeatedly restaged in the next century, and was re-created in Latin by Seneca for the brutal world of the early Roman Empire. |
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| Benjamin, however, had read another version, one in which Medea was simply misunderstood. |
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| Political activist Medea Benjamin has spent more than 30 years fighting for peace and social justice around the globe. |
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| See her, in Medea, remember the hammerhead shark, play with a cigarette, remind her listeners that their tape is running out, and obsess about another, very different Billie. |
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| To do the actual parsing, I downloaded the Egg Medea. |
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| Medea provides a number of management tools that we can really use. |
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| The 18 order-pickers receive their instructions via a linked voice terminal and Medea provides a logical route along the warehouse racks, which are divided into several zones. |
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| Integrated directly to the voice picking system, Medea also ensures product weights are as displayed on packaging and includes pre-set parameters for managing temperature controls for certain items. |
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| Zetes has implemented Medea projects throughout Holland and has a great deal of expertise in the field of logistical execution in production, warehousing, transportation and distribution environments. |
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| Medea was ideal as it combined training with development. |
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| For the latter, we installed Medea, our Logistics Execution System. |
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| The Greeks then retaliated by kidnapping Europa, a Phoenician, and later Medea. |
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| One of the most elaborate extant examples of this genre is a speech by Libanius, an ethopoeia of Medea as she is about to kill her children. |
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| The story of Medea, in particular, caught the imagination of the tragic poets. |
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| On his arrival in Athens, Theseus found his father married to the sorceress Medea, who recognized Theseus before his father did and tried to persuade Aegeus to poison him. |
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| It was hung up in the grove of Ares in Colchis and recovered from King Aeetes by the Argonautic expedition under Jason, with the help of the sorceress, Medea the king's daughter. |
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| He reveals profound psychological insight, as in the delineation of such antipodal characters as Jason and Medea, or of the forces, often subconscious, at work in the group frenzy of the Bacchae. |
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| Medea Benjamin, co-founder of Global Exchange and Code Pink, gives her clearheaded assessment. |
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| Early works like Medea and Zentropa laid the cinematography on thick and backpedaled narrative into a rumpled sketch. |
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| Following a daring encounter with the ancient Grey Sisters, his mission comes full circle, and he crosses paths with Pasiphae and Medea once more. |
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| The first relates the adventures of a knight who married the young duchess of Calabria, niece of King Meleager of Sicily, but was loved by Medea, the king's wife. |
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| After Medea was abandoned by Jason and had become a murderer out of revenge, she fled to Athens and married king Aigeus there, and became the stepmother of the hero Theseus. |
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| In 1998, an analysis conducted by Medea Corporation showed that state of the art IDE drives were 28 Gbyte, whereas the SCSI drive technology was at 36 Gbytes. |
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| The motif reaches its peak on the play Medea, written by Euripides in the fifth century BC, and rooted in the very old oral traditions of Greek mythology. |
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