'Oresteia' presentation slideshows

Theatre Traditions: East and West

Theatre Traditions: East and West. Chapter 7 Cohen, THEATRE (Brief edition). Theatre exists in the present, but is deeply rooted in its past. Many plays seen today are revivals. Contemporary theatre artists are compared to their predecessors. Some ancient plays adapt to modern times.

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Bellringer for 10/10/12

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Greece

Greece. The Impact of Geography The mountains and seas played significant roles in development of Greek history About 80 percent of Greece is mountainous Caused Greek communities to develop uniquely and independently from each other.

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Chapter 4.4

Chapter 4.4. The Culture of Classical Greece. Greek Religion. Greeks considered religion to be important to the well being of the state and it affected every aspect of Greek life. Twelve chief gods and goddesses were believed to reside on Mt. Olympus , the highest mountain in Greece.

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Classical Greece

Classical Greece. Minoan Civilization (1750-1400 BC). On the Mediterranean island of Crete Great traders, traded with Egyptians, Mesopotamians Capital at a fantastic palace at Knossos Destroyed by a combination earthquake/tsunami around 1400 BC?. The Mycenaeans (1400-1200 BC ).

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The Golden Age of Greece

The Golden Age of Greece. Politics, Art and Sculpture, and Drama. Essential Questions. Be able to name and describe the three types of Greek columns . What is the Acropolis? What was the Parthenon? Be able to describe Greek drama. Who was Pericles . Pericles.

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Bellringer January 4, 2012

Bellringer January 4, 2012. Grab your clicker Take out something to write with Take out your Chapter 5 Notes Guide Put the remainder of your materials in your desk. Chapter 5, Section 1 The Culture of Ancient Greece . January 4, 2012 Coach Corley . Objectives.

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Chapter 2- Ancient Greece & Rome 2.1- Ancient Greece

Chapter 2- Ancient Greece & Rome 2.1- Ancient Greece. Early Greek Civilization The Polis: Center of Greek Life Sparta Athens Classical Greece The Culture of Classical Greece Alexander the Great. Early Greek Civilization.

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Tony Harrison: v - conflicting voices and the political imperative -

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History of Drama

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Early Theatre

Early Theatre. Historians believe began through religious ritual. Rituals celebrated religion and commemorated great events. Stories passed down through these rituals helped preserve a communities heritage. Storytellers preserved a cultures history.

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Antigone by Sophocles

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The Origins of Theater Ancient Greeks

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History of the Theatre

History of the Theatre. Greek, Roman, and Medieval Drama. http://youtu.be/vNAM3PzGcow. Greek Drama. Western drama began to develop in the 6 th century to worship the god Dionysus, the god of wine and fertility. The first theatre consisted of a group of chanters

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PREVIEW

PREVIEW.

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Mid Term Exam

Mid Term Exam. October 30, 2013. Athens Caused by the competition between Athens and Sparta Tiber River Greece Roman/Greek Oresteia. 7. Protection from Invaders 8. Juno, Diana, Minerva, Venus 9. Socrates, Plato, Aristotle 10. Representative Democracy

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Chapter 5 Notes

Chapter 5 Notes. Ancient Greece. Chapter 5 Notes. Greek Achievements The ancient Greeks made great achievements in philosophy, literature, art, and architecture that influenced the development of later cultures and ideas. Chapter 5 Notes. Greek Philosophy Search for knowledge and wisdom

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