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Antigone Historical Background
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Historical Background
Ancient Greece Antigone Greek Theatre
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Ancient Greece
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Ancient Greece Greece Islands mountain ranges
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Ancient Greece Culture Patriarchal society Philosophy Democracy
Socrates Plato Aristotle Democracy
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Ancient Greece
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Ancient Greece
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Overview of Greek Theatre
Ancient Greece Antigone Greek Theatre
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The Stage Plays Greek culture/plays Religious holidays Banks closed
Dionysus God of ? Greek culture/plays Banks closed Prisoners temporarily released Travel
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Greek Theatre 3 main portions: Skene Orchestra Theatron Actors perform
1-3 doors in/out Orchestra “Dancing Place” Chorus Theatron Seating
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The Stage
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The Stage: Performance
Amphitheatre No scene changes Familiar Stories Catharsis Chorus/Choragos Costumes Off stage
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Grecian Masks
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Greek Theatre: Special Effects
Deus ex machina “God from the machine” An insolvable problem suddenly solved through the introduction of a new character, object, or the appearance of god.
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Major Greek Dramatists
Born Wrote Aeschylus 524 B.C. Seven Against Thebes Sophocles 496 B.C. Antigone Oedipus Euripides 480 B.C. Medea
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Sophocles Master of Greek Tragedy 100 plays Painted scenery
What tragedy looks like Tragic Hero Tragic Flaw, hamartia Hubris 100 plays 7 full-text Painted scenery Added 3rd actor Greek competitions Point of Redemption Downfall
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Overview of Greek Theatre
Ancient Greece Antigone Greek Theatre
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Antigone Background 3 plays, 1 family Curse on Oedipus
Oedipus Rex (Oedipus the King) Oedipus at Colonus Antigone Curse on Oedipus Fate vs. Choice “Oedipus Complex” Freud Oedipus and Antigone
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