'Aeschylus' presentation slideshows

Greek Tragedy

Greek Tragedy. Lecturer: Wu Shiyu. 1. Athens after the Persian Wars. 1. Politically: A.D. Age of Pericles (461-429 B.C.). 2. The Delian League. Athenian Empire. 3. Parthenon , philosopy art, history, theater. 2. Social Background.

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Frogs

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Greek Theatre

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Greek Theatre

Greek Theatre. Greek Tragedy. Tragedies: Aeschylus - 525-456 B.C. - 80 plays, 7 extant Euripides - 480-406 B.C. - 90 plays, 18 or 19 extant Sophocles - 495-406 B.C.-100 plus plays, 7 extant. Aeschylus. Aeschylean tragedy is grand, massive, and dignified

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Women in Greek Drama

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Shakespeare and Tragedy

Shakespeare and Tragedy. A brief definition of Tragedy. Tragedy is a branch of drama that treats in a serious and dignified style the sorrowful or terrible events encountered or caused by a heroic individual. Origins/History of Tragedy.

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Ancient Greece and the Formation of the Western Mind

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G r e e k T h e a ter

G r e e k T h e a ter. BY: Guido, Davide, Giorgia. Sophocles ( 496?-406? bc), one of the three great tragic dramatists of ancient Athens.

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