Sophocles’ “Tragedy” is not just a collection of ancient Greek plays, but a real treasure of world dramaturgy, which continues to inspire and excite readers for more than two thousand years. Translated from the Greek by C. In. Shervinsky gives these works a special vivacity and depth, allowing the modern reader to plunge into the atmosphere of ancient Hellas and feel the full force of the tragedy, its philosophical depth and the drama of human destinies. This book contains the most striking and significant tragedies of Sophocles - the author, whose name has become synonymous with high theater, tragic art and a deep understanding of human nature. Each play is not just a dramatic story, but a philosophical analysis of eternal questions: fate and freedom of choice, duty and conscience, justice and fate. The focus is on the fates of heroes whose actions and experiences reveal the complex facets of human psychology and morality. In "Tragedy", Sophocles masterfully explores the conflict between the individual and society, between duty and feelings, creating vivid, memorable images that remain in memory for a long time. This book is especially attractive for lovers of classical literature, connoisseurs of ancient Greek culture and those who seek in literature not only entertainment, but also food for thought. It will suit both students and teachers of humanities, and a wide range of readers interested in history, philosophy and theater. The age range is from teenagers starting to get acquainted with the classics, to mature readers looking for deep meaning and aesthetic pleasure. However, "Tragedy" Sophocles is a book for those who are not afraid to immerse themselves in complex topics, to reflect on the fate of man and his place in the world. The peculiarity of this book is not only in the choice of classical text, but also in the translation of C. In. Shervinsky, who is famous for his accuracy, richness of language and ability to convey the spirit of the original Its translation allows you to feel the rhythm and sound of the ancient Greek theater, as well as reveals the versatility of the images and ideas embedded in the plays. The translator masterfully conveys emotional richness and philosophical depth, making Sophocles’ works accessible and understandable to the modern reader. The themes raised in “Tragedy” are the eternal questions of human existence that remain relevant today. There is a warning about the consequences of pride, about the inevitability of fate, about the struggle between the personal and the public. Sophocles shows that tragedy is not only the fate of heroes, but also the inner conflict of each person, his moral dilemmas and the search for truth. These plays deserve attention for their versatility and ability to touch the deepest strings of the soul. Sophocles' style is a combination of poetic beauty, strict dramatic structure and philosophical depth. His works are distinguished by vivid imagery, powerful emotionality and accuracy in conveying human passions. In "Tragedy", Sophocles creates not only dramatic scenes, but also entire worlds in which fates, ideas and values collide. His work has had a huge impact on the development of European drama and theater, and his characters remain symbols of eternal human conflicts. If you are looking for a book that will not only introduce you to the classics of ancient Greek theater, but also make you think about the most important issues of human existence, Sophocles’ Tragedy is exactly what is worth reading. This book is not only a literary legacy, but also a source of wisdom that will help you better understand yourself and the world around you. It is worth having in your library to those who appreciate the high art of the word, looking for answers to difficult questions and wants to touch the eternal wisdom of the ancient Greeks.