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: Unlike the ancient text, Cusk’s Medea does not physically murder her children. Instead, she chooses to abandon them—a move Cusk frames as an equally unthinkable social "taboo" that achieves a similar psychological destruction.

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: The traditional Greek chorus is replaced by a "gaggle of coffee morning mothers" who judge Medea for failing to conform to social expectations of quiet suffering. : Unlike the ancient text, Cusk’s Medea does

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The Domestic Savage: Rachel Cusk’s Contemporary Reimagining of

Unlike other adaptations, Cusk focuses on: