Greek tragedy (classical and postclassical)
Tourism development as Greek tragedy: implications for tourism development policy and education
... of Greek tragedy as an analytical framework suggests some of the reasons for this failure to change ...of Greek tragedy as a metaphor for tourism development decisions offers a way to ...
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The Reception of Ancient Greek Tragedy in Late Modernity: From the Citizen Viewer of the City-State to the Consumer Viewer of the Global Cosmopolis
... ancient Greek tragedy, the broader the theatri- cal memory becomes, and, therefore, the more opportunities and choices of the cultural good there are for the “buyer-viewer” within the framework of the ...
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Designing an Ontology for the Study of Ritual in Ancient Greek Tragedy
... in Greek tragedy, differing in the representation of Iphigenia’s atti- tude 11 ...this tragedy, Euripides represents various different rituals 12 ...
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Performances of Ancient Greek Tragedy and Hellenikotita: The Making of a Greek Aesthetic Style of Performance 1919 1967
... ancient tragedy is o f course a vast area o f research o f the classical ...ancient tragedy in ...Ancient Greek theatre in Ancient ...Six Greek P lays and o f "Ham let”, London: Methuen, ...
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The Unapologetic Seduction of Form: Texts as Pretexts in Postmodern Versions of(f) Greek Tragedy
... fact, Greek tragedy’s humanist perspec- tive provides a highly intellectual sort of homecoming, without any trace of contempt that could unhappily ensue in the process of its transposition to a thoroughly new ...
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Postmodern Greek tragedy: walking with Thucydides in Athens
... the Greek peoples’ discontent, and the violence and unrest which ensues, in my view, embodies a Postmodern Greek tragedy which was played out on the stage of Syntagma ...across Greek cities ...
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Hymns and hymnal prayers in fifth century Greek tragedy with special reference to Euripides
... stylistic techniques are found to a small extent: we have three epithets, one anadiplosis; the article occurs three 'times.. It is a purely poetical passage: this[r] ...
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Dead and Unburied: an analysis of issues of power in three burial conflicts in Greek tragedy
... half of the play to see whether, as some scholars have argued, Theseus is indeed the prime example of how a benevolent and democratic ruler uses his power to win a justified war or whe[r] ...
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Verbal repetition in Greek tragedy
... Such a review is not only necessary to set in its context what is original in the present work, and to provide a touchstone against which its conclusions may be judged, but is also in[r] ...
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Greek tragedy on the move: the birth of a panhellenic art form c 500 300 BC
... of tragedy as a whole? Taplin has suggested that ‘the vases add up to a good case for the activity of performances of tragedy ...of tragedy took place much earlier, conceivably going back as far as ...
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History repeating itself: from the Argentine default to the Greek tragedy? CEPS Commentary, 1 July 2011
... Like Argentina, the option of a voluntary restructuring is now under examination for Greece. Just as we write, at the suggestion of the French government, French banks (who are the most exposed to the Greek debt) ...
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Greek Tragedy, Agonistic Space, and Contemporary Performance
... Aeschylus’ tragedy closes on an uneasy note, with the women of Argos welcoming the Danaids to the city, while cautioning them not to offend the goddess Aphrodite through their refusal to contemplate ...the ...
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Classical Greek tragedy and the city culture of Athens
... by Hugh Lloyd-Jones, in Sophocles L Ajax; Electra; Oedipus Tyrannus, Loeb Classical Library 20 Cambridge MA: Harvard University Press, 1994, pp.. 11.Other Primary SourcesCited TheSpeeche[r] ...
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Transforming America : Toni Morrison and classical tradition
... link her interest in the falsification of the origins of Greece to her feeling "at home" in Greek tragedy, my work demonstrates that much of her fictional classical allusiveness asserts [r] ...
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Editorial Note: The Glo-c-ality of the Greek Classics
... ancient Greek tragedy can be successfully transferred and compre- hended ...ancient tragedy and, also, into the relationship between synchronicity and diachronicity, which, finally, defines the ...
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Tragedy versus Comedy: On Why Comedy is the Equal of Tragedy
... There are many successful tragedies that do not involve the moral transformation or regeneration of character. Oedipus Rex, a masterpiece of Greek tragedy, is a tragedy partly in virtue of a ...
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"Hushed to a whisper" : of veiled device and strained connection in Francis Coppola's The conversation : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Media Studies at Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand
... Upon his failure lie three important and interrelated points: first, The Conversation reads like a "tragedy", thereby inviting analysis in light of Tuska's discussion of Greek Tragedy Da[r] ...
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HEMINGWAY’S CONCEPT OF TRAGEDY
... Like The Old Man and the Sea, The Undefeated intersects other sub-species of tragedy. Manuel suffers from a Heilmanic division of essences; the confrontation between the dictates of common sense to give up ...
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Aristotle and the Value of Tragedy
... of tragedy, there is no doubt that the affective episode is induced by the performance: that is why such a large proportion of Aristotle’s technical recommendations are concerned with how b est to elicit pity and ...
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Positive Impact Program Evaluation
... and even playing a rustic catalogue concerns of unlicensed provincial playing. As a locus for power, the control of space not only functions as an assertion of aristocratic right, but it also functions as a mode of ...
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