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Greek Religion

public

public

sacrifice

orthopraxy (correct actions) orthodoxy (correct belief) ritual practice orthopraxy (correct actions) vs orthodoxy (correct belief)

(I give so you will give) exchange: “do ut des” (I give so you will give)

official (city-state)

culture (Parthenon frieze)

order Greeks vs Amazons

The Story of Dionysus

Hera Zeus Semele Dionysus

birth of Dionysus

nymphs, Dionysus, Hermes

epiphany

triumphal procession

Theseus, Ariadne, Dionysus

Dionysus, Ariadne

The Worship of Dionysus

maenads/ bacchantes/ bacchae

thyrsus satyrs

(being outside oneself) ecstasy (being outside oneself)

communion (being one with god)

obliterates boundaries

god/ human/ animal

male/ female

young/ old

self/ other

physical/ spiritual

An Alternative Form of Worship

public / personal

exchange / communion

culture / nature

order / disorder

mysterious ...