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      MythologyGreek TragedyMemory (Cognitive Psychology)Performance Studies
We start with a theatre, and two moments of astonishing gender transgression. One happened in a theatre on a hillside in the center of Athens on a spring day in late March of 431 BCE. The second happened there sixteen years later, in... more
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      Gender StudiesGreek TragedyGender and SexualityGender studies in ancient Greece
This paper explores Martha Graham’s Cave of the Heart and Graham's approach to the Medea myth. It focuses especially on Graham’s decisions to situate Medea in a gynocentric world, not to include the children, and to make Medea’s sexual... more
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      Greek TragedyDance StudiesClassical Reception StudiesAncient Greek Tragedy and its Reception
Parmenides is probably the most influential of all Presocratics on the subsequent history of philosophy, yet he has been poorly served by his English translators. They persistently turn his poem into awkward and deadening prose, as if he... more
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      Philosophy of ScienceMedieval PhilosophyGreek TragedyPresocratic Philosophy
This paper offers a close reading of ‘Orestes’, the earliest (1962–1966) of the monologues eventually included (after being published as separate volumes) in Yiannis Ritsos’ Fourth Dimension. Its principal aim is to explore Ritsos’... more
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      Greek TragedyAudience and Reception StudiesModern Greek literatureClassical Reception Studies
The play in which Aristophanes gives his account of the project of the third living wise man (after Socrates and Aristophanes himself): Euripides the tragic poet. To accompany Leo Strauss, SOCRATES AND ARISTOPHANES.
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      Greek TragedyGreek ComedyAristophanesSocrates
In Rhetoric and Power, Nathan Crick dramatizes the history of rhetoric by explaining its origin and development in classical Greece beginning the oral displays of Homeric eloquence in a time of kings, following its ascent to power during... more
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      HomerGreek TragedyGreek ComedyAristophanes
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      Greek LiteratureGreek TragedyAthenian DemocracyEuripides
La tesi tratta di un'opera particolare, Il Prometeo Incatenato, a lungo attribuita ad Eschilo e vuole dimostrarne la non autenticità. Per come è costruita strutturalmente quest'opera rappresenta, pur sulla base di un nucleo eschileo, lo... more
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      Greek LiteratureGreek Tragedyteatro GrecoPrometeo
Nietzsche's philosophy is both revolutionary and profound, reaching into all spheres of the arts. The acuity of his ideas and the complexity of his writings ensure Nietzsche's enduring power to engage his readers. Nietzsche's first book,... more
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      MusicAestheticsGreek TragedyArt
L'ultimo grande tragediografo della letteratura greca era misogino oppure no? La nostra lettura delle sue opere è stata modificata dal pensiero aristofaneo? In questo saggio breve si analizza la duplice realtà euripidea.
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      Greek LiteratureGreek TragedyAncient Greek ReligionAncient Greek History
This article offers a new interpretation of Athenian tragedy, in which the poets competed for their audience's favour by constructing stories in which the protagonists suffer and die because they act within a world which lacks the... more
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      Greek HistoryGreek TragedyAthenian DemocracyThucydides
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      ReligionGreek TragedyPhilosophy Of ReligionAristotle
Free e-book, available at: by ISBN search: 9781456637354 (distributed by my publisher): • Google Play Books (PDF). • Google Books (PDF). without an ISBN (distributed by the author): • In this page. Ο Διόνυσος, υιός... more
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      Greek LiteratureGreek TragedyAncient myth and religionEuripides
Mezősi Miklós Musiké, logos és a deinon: a többszólamú próza születése a szofisták szelleméből Tragikus história: Aischylos, Sophoklés és Thukydidés Bevezetés Amikor Bulgakovnál, A Mester és Margarita első fejezetében a földre szállt... more
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      ClassicsGreek TragedyAncient Greek HistoriographyLiterary Genres
Resumo: O presente artigo busca discutir a ficção para além do ψεῦδος (pseûdos) no mundo grego. Para tanto, examino o estatuto da ficção e do ficcional a partir de moedas falsas. Na relação do homem grego com sua moeda, falsa ou... more
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      Ancient HistoryGreek LiteratureGreek TragedyNumismatics
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      Comparative LiteratureGreek LiteratureGreek TragedyReception Studies
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      European HistoryEuropean StudiesPhilosophyAesthetics
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      Greek TragedyAncient Greek and Roman TheatreAristophanic comedyAristotle's Poetics
In Agamemnon's gloating recollection of the night Troy fell (Aeschylus, _Agamemnon_ 825-828), he makes a reference to the Pleiades which calls out for explanation. This paper connects that astronomical reference to others latent in the... more
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      Greek TragedyAncient Science
Warum erzählt Hugo von Hofmannsthal um 1900 Geschichten noch einmal, die die Welt seit über 2500 Jahren kennt? Diese Frage führt ins Herz dieser Untersuchung, die einen neuen Zugriff auf Hofmannsthals Poetologie anhand seiner irritierend... more
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      Cultural HistoryComparative LiteratureGender StudiesMythology
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      Greek TragedySigmund FreudPsychoanalysis And LiteratureEuripides
Full text of article available via Project Muse (JHU): https://muse.jhu.edu/article/841172/summary
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      Greek TragedyTheodicyLars von TrierAncient Greek Tragedy and its Reception
Jézabel est comme une silhouette vide sur laquelle s'incrustent presque toutes les images du féminin négatif : séductrice, prostituée, avide du sang des prophètes, faussaire, sorcière empoisonneuse, maîtresse des festins idolâtres. Elle... more
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      Comparative LiteratureGreek TragedyLiterary CriticismOld Testament
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      Greek LiteratureGreek TragedyAeschylusAncient Greek Tragedy
5-day Summer Course titled "Transformative Learning through the Use of Art: Emphasis on the Use of Cinema, Fine Arts & Ancient Drama", Heraklion, Crete, Greece, 30/6-4/7/2020.
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      Greek TragedyTransformative LearningTransformation TheoryAncient Greek Drama
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      Greek LiteratureGreek TragedyAncient Greek Rhetoric
The Trojan Women is the tragedy of change. Troy has fallen, and women wait to be taken to Greece as slaves. The Trojan women have to adapt to this new situation and exhibit their resilience to their sudden change of status. In her words,... more
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      Greek TragedyEuripidesAncient Greek TragedyAncient Greek Chorus
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      Greek TragedyEuripidesTranslationEuripides' Helen
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In a brief description, the chorus in Greek tragedy was a group of singers and dancers who entered the stage soon after the play's prologue and stayed there until the end of the performance, to sing the odes that separated the parts of... more
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      Greek TragedyAncient Greek Chorus
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      Greek TragedySophocles
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      ClassicsGreek TragedySophoclesEuripides
Suggests that the household is the key unit of Shakespeare's tragedy--and that it possesses a double-sense of itself, a double-sense shared by its members (including the Prince), looking on the one hand towards the Oikos of Greek Tragedy... more
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      Greek TragedyShakespeareIbsen
Abstract In 1981, the Spanish playwright Luis Riaza published the play Medea es un buen chico (Medea is a Good Boy). In it, two male actors perform the main roles of Medea and the Nurse, who comment, with references to other fictional... more
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      Cultural StudiesSpanish LiteratureGender StudiesQueer Studies
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      Greek TragedyEuripidesMedeaMedusa
PROMETEO INCATENATO di Eschilo | traduzione di Monica Centanni. Con Sebastiano lo Monaco, Gianluigi Fogacci, Melania Giglio, Massimiliano Vado, Claudio Mazzenga, Mirko Rizzotto. E con Silvia Giuliano, Angela Rafanelli, Giada Prandi,... more
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      Greek TragedyTheatre StudiesAeschylusAncient Greek tragedy, Narratology and ancient drama, Reperformances of ancient drama
Notes & Queries 64 (2017): 254–55.
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      Greek TragedyEdmund SpenserEuripides
O PRÓLOGO DA TRAGÉDIA SOFOCLEANA ÉDIPO (OIDÍPOUS TYRANNOS) REI ÉDIPO
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      Greek TragedyGreek MythSophoclesOedipus
ΤΟ ΑΙΝΙΓΜΑ ΤΟΥ ΠΑΡΘΕΝΩΝΑ, with preface by Angelos Chaniotis, translation by Katerina Servi. Patakis Publishers, Athens, 2016.
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      Mythology And FolkloreAncient HistoryClassical ArchaeologyMythology
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      Greek TragedyGreek Myth
Um breve comentário sobre a Tragédia Filoctetes de Sófocles.
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      Greek LiteratureGreek TragedySophoclesAncient Greek Literature
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      French LiteratureGreek TragedyModern Greek History19th Century Italian Opera
Open Access Publication, available at https://brill.com/view/title/58967.
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      Greek TragedyGreek ComedyAristophanesMenander
This essay argues that the methodological advantages and disadvantages that Hegel’s Natural Law essay (1802-03) generated for the development of critical social theory become clearest in carefully reconstructing its analyses of the... more
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      Critical TheoryAestheticsGreek TragedyMarxism
Resumo No primeiro livro de Histórias, três episódios da vida de Creso ilustram as principais características do gênero trágico presentes na narrativa herodotiana. O primeiro trata do encontro de Sólon com Creso (I, 30-33), depois o de... more
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      Ancient HistoryGreek HistoryGreek TragedyAncient Greek Religion
Scripta Classica 2 (2005), 23-51
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      Greek TragedyAeschylusAncient Greek Cultural & Social History
The Collaborative Research Centre 1136 'Bildung und Religion' is pleased to invite you to attend the conference 'Religion and Education in the Ancient Greek World', organised by Tanja Scheer and Irene Salvo, to be held on Wednesday the... more
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      Ancient HistoryGender StudiesGreek LiteratureGreek History
Seminar at the Swedish Institute at Athens, February 9, 2016, 15.00
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      Greek TragedyGreek ReligionAncient Greek ReligionAncient Greek History