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Nuria Madrid Solano. Segundo Investigación, I.E.S Ruiz de Alda

Nuria Madrid Solano. Segundo Investigación, I.E.S Ruiz de Alda. Starting point . Greek work : “ The Frogs ” Aristophanes . Latin work : “Host” Plautus . 3. French work : “Host” Molière . 4. Conclusions and comparison both works. 5. Bibliography.

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Nuria Madrid Solano. Segundo Investigación, I.E.S Ruiz de Alda

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  1. Nuria Madrid Solano. Segundo Investigación, I.E.S Ruiz de Alda

  2. Starting point. • Greekwork: “TheFrogs” • Aristophanes. • Latinwork: “Host” Plautus. • 3. French work : “Host” Molière. • 4. Conclusions and comparison • both works. • 5. Bibliography.

  3. ARISTOPHANES“THE FROGS” -Athenian playwright (431-404 a. C).-Social conservative group: -Democracy led by the elite -Traditional religious and philosophical ideas Ἀριστοφάνης -Against the institutions - Against society and the Athenian constitution

  4. PLAUTO“HOST” Historicalcontext Roman playwright (254-184 a. C).He wrote most of his works in the last twenty years.He was inspired by the Greek New Comedy.  He wrote one hundred comedies.  Twenty complete comedies are preserved Varrón ( Fabulae Varronianae )

  5. LATIN EXTRACT ENGLISH EXTRACT Bono animo es, adsum auxilio, Amphitruo, tibi et tuis; nihil est quod timeas. Primum omnium Alcumenae usuram corporis cepi, et concubitu gravidam feci filio.Tu gravidam item fecisti, quom in exercitum profectus: uno partu duos peperit simul.Eorum alter, nostro qui est factis te inmortali adficiet gloria. Relax, Host. I am here to help you and to yours. I raped Alcmena. In a single labor she has given birth to two children. One, which has been generated by me, his deeds will give you an immortal glory. You, again as usual harmony with your wife Alcmena. He has done nothing that you can accuse her. I retired to heaven.

  6. Molière“HOST” - Jean Baptiste Poquelin, French playwright       (1622-1673) • Considered the father of the ComédieFrançaise. - He founded L’IllustreThéâtre(1643-1645) «Human weakness is to be curious about what we would not want to know» HOST, J.B.M.

  7. Molière“HOST” - The School for Wives (1662) was his first masterpiece, with which he would win the favor of Louis XIV. - Works Tartuffe, Don Juan or The Feast of stone were forbidden after minimal presentations. - In the last years of his life are some of his best works: The Misanthrope, The Miser and The Imaginary Invalid.

  8. COMPARISONS BETWEEN BOTH WORKS

  9. CLASSIC FRENCH THEATRE Molière

  10. CLASSIC FRENCH THEATRE Molière

  11. BIBLIOGRAFÍA Online www.tendencias21.net http://www.monografias.com Especializada Obra “El Anfitrión“ autor Plauto, traducción Mercedes González-Haba, editorial Gredos (1992), fecha de la presente edición, Editorial Planeta-DeAgostini, 1995. Obra “Las Ranas” autor Aristófanes, traducción Luis M. Macía Aparicio, editorial Ediciones Clásicas Madrid, fecha de edición 1993. “Historia básica del arte escénico”. Autores César Oliva y Francisco Torres Monreal, Madrid, Edición 1990, editorial Cátedra. “Breve historia de la literatura francesa”. Autor Henri Clouard. Editorial Guadarrama, edición 1965.

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