'Greek tragedies' presentation slideshows

WH Sem. 1 JEOPARDY Review

WH Sem. 1 JEOPARDY Review. Potpourri. Cradles of Civ. Ancient Greece. Ancient Rome. Map Skills. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500. To be more intelligent.

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Bell Work

Bell Work. Define what Loyalty means to you. Who are you loyal to? Who are others loyal to? What does it mean if something you are loyal to is not the same as someone else? Write 3-5 sentences. Intro to Greek Tragedies and Antigone. Learning Objectives.

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Vowels

Vowels. A vowel sound is produced with an open passage of air in the mouth. Vowel sounds are produced are articulated with a free airflow. The shape of the mouth forms a cubic area or a tube-shaped cavity that starts from the throat and ends at the lips.

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Macbeth Background

Macbeth Background. Shakespeare- Renaissance Drama. Rebirth of interest in Greek Tragedies Shakespeare wrote three types of plays: Histories Comedies- has a happy ending Tragedies- tragic hero comes to a miserable end. Historical Background.

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Text in Context

Text in Context. Antigone. Learning Objectives:. Discuss and analyse the plot line of the Oedipus Trilogy. Further knowledge of the key elements and roles within Greek Theatre and Culture. Communicate the knowledge retained. The Theban Plays by Sophocles. Oedipus the King

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Reformation and Renaissance in Northern Europe

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Reformation and Renaissance in Northern Europe

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English 10 Honors Day 35

English 10 Honors Day 35. Objective: To understand and recognize the structure of Greek drama. . Homework . Turn in your tragic hero documents. . Greek Drama . Take notes over the basic elements of Greek drama . Origins of the Greek Play.

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Greek Achievements

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Oedipus Rex

Oedipus Rex. Sophocles. Greek Drama & Mythology. Greek Drama and Mythology. Greek tragedies were based on widely-known myths or famous historical events. The Audience knew the story. The surprises were not in the plot, but in the way the playwright used the familiar material.

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History of the Theatre

History of the Theatre. The Origins of Western Drama. Greek Drama. Western drama began to develop in sixth century Greece as part of the worship of Dionysus, Greek god of wine and fertility. First theatre consisted of a group of chanters, called the chorus, dancing around a sacrificial goat.

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Drama

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Drama

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Antigone and the Greek theater

Antigone and the Greek theater. Thebes, Greece. The sons shall suffer for the sins of the father. Greek tragedies: Based on suffering of great families, usually mythological Focus on a hero/heroine whose fortunes decline from good to bad because of the Fates or human nature

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EURIPIDES A Writer of Greek Tragedies

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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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Classic Greek Theatre

Classic Greek Theatre. By Rebecca Kelly, Dana Yberg, Rachel Altman, Cristina Carter, and Josh Hewitt. Parts of Ancient Greek Theatre. Skene : Where the actors preformed. It served as a background for the play as well as a stage Three machines:

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Paragraph Unity

Paragraph Unity. Unity . A paragraph must follow the rule of unity. All the sentences in a paragraph are about one main idea. That is, all supporting sentences must be relevant and are directly related to the main idea of the paragraph. . Example 1.

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Paragraph Unity

Paragraph Unity. Unity . A paragraph must follow the rule of unity. All the sentences in a paragraph are about one main idea. That is, all supporting sentences must be relevant and are directly related to the main idea of the paragraph. . Example 1.

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