Elementi di comunicazione non verbale nelle Phoenissae di Seneca (vv. 1-362)

The study proposes an overall analysis of Senecan theatrical communication, which takes into account all the elements of the communicative process, both verbal and non-verbal. The latter, in particular, as they tend to be translated into images, bring out the spectacular character of Seneca’s tragedies. Through non-verbal communication, interactors define their relationship. A further result achieved by the study is therefore to contextualize the behavior of Oedipus and Antigone within an interactive process aimed at defining the relationship and the identity within it.