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In Poetry and the Polis in Euripidean Tragedy, Jonah Radding contends that political issues addressed in Euripidesâ s tragedies are inextricably related to his use of choral lyric genres such as paean and epinician, and to his engagement with canonical texts such as the Iliad and Aeschylusâ s Agamemnon. Poetry and politics each illuminate the other.