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    King Oedipus Notes

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    and not what he wants to see. His eyes were useless when he had them and they have served him no purpose thus far in his life.  He is controlled by fate.  Oedipus represents Apollo‚ the god of sun‚ light and law and order.  Also‚ represents Dionysus‚ the god of lust‚ and the irrational which causes self-destruction.  He is a symbol of city‚ Thebes. b) Secondary Characters (characteristics and dramatic significance) i. Creon  Brother of Jocasta.  He shows himself to be honest.  He

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    to take care of Andromeda. Perseus held up Medusa’s head after shouting for everyone that was a friend of his to protect their eyes‚ turning Polydectes and his courtiers into stone. And the rest had a happy ending. Although Perseus was killed by Dionysus later‚ the gods immortalized him together with Andromeda‚ as stars so they would be together forever. Right before Theseus was born‚ the king Aegeus told his wife that if she were to have a son‚ when he was at the right age‚ to tell him to lift this

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    Cleopatra was beautiful and irresistible. She was a cultured woman who could speak many different languages‚ knew about geography and follow along with the best in politics. It was quite rare for a woman to be both educated and attractive in that time period. Therefore‚ It has being criticized for a thousand years that whether Cleopatra was a professional queen that know how to use her beauty to do everything for her beloved country or just a gorgeous woman who was easily and passionately in love

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    Mount Olympus

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    it was the place on earth or in heaven. Greeks believed that there where 12 gods. Zeus‚ Hera‚ Poseidon ‚ Athena‚ Ares‚ Apollo‚ Artemisia‚ Hermes‚ Aphrodite‚ Demeter‚ Hades‚ Hephaestus are all of those twelve guys. Hestia turned her place over to Dionysus. Zeus was the king of gods he had two brothers and three sisters and his father had died. His brothers are Poseidon and Hades. They divided the world between themselves. Zeus took the havens‚ Poseidon took the sea‚ and Hades took the underworld

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    Apollonian Dreamworld

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    is experienced to his followers (Nietzsche‚ 13). The worship of imagery‚ paintings and sculpture is a key element to the Apollonian dreamworld causing it to be pure art and no reality. A threat to the Apollonian culture was Silenus‚ a companion of Dionysus‚ who spoke of “the truth of suffering that lies beneath Apollo’s beautiful seeming” (Nietzsche‚ 14). Although the Apollonian culture was able to preserve its beauty‚ the interference of Silenus is what introduces another

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    Greek Theater Religion

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    Greek Theater and its associations with religion: - To understand some of Myth‚ we have understand what the purpose of theater was. It is one of the major sources of mythology for the Greeks and us today. Early theater: - Tradition has it that the first actor was Thespis - He added a prologue and speeches to the established choral parts of religious ritual - Early theater had 2 actors and the chorus - Later‚ an additional actor was added - Actors wore masks during performances. These 2 - 3 actors

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    court on Mount Olympus. 5. Hephaestus- huh-fes’-tuhs Aphrodite- af-roh-dy’-tee Psyche- sy’-kee Prometheus- proh-mee’-thee-uhs Phaeton- fay’-uh-thuhn Greek Gods And Goddesses 1. Hera’s husband was Zeus. 2. Demeter’s roman name is Ceres. 3. Dionysus rescued his mother from the underworld. 4. Echo’s name in Greek is Echo from the Greek word Eche or sound Ηχω. 5. Athena’s name in Greek was Pallas Athena or ANTHEIA Greek form Ανθεια. 6. Helen was the queen of the Greek and she was kidnapped

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    dedicated to Greek “Mythology”. I laughed my head off when I saw a hilarious depiction of Hades and came upon a mosaic of someone remarkably familiar. A glimpse of myself from the glass of the showcase and I realized that that person was me. I am Dionysus‚ god of viticulture‚ madness‚ and pleasure. After carefully examining the mosaic for awhile‚ I have come to the conclusion that it is a pretty good representation of me. The panther I am riding on looks awfully like one I grew up with on Mount Nysa

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    The Origin of Theatre

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    The Origin of Theatre By Sheldon Fairfoot “It is unlikely that anyone will ever know just how theatre emerged” (Grose & Kenworthy‚ 1985: 3). Though there is little certain evidence‚ strong indications‚ scattered throughout our history‚ point to theatre finding its origins in the ancient rituals of shamanism. One might argue that theatre finds its origins quite clearly in ancient Greek theatre seeing as they have many written and still surviving plays and strong standing theatres‚ but

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    Sabazius Essay

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    from Phrygia and Thrace‚ later it became common within the Roman Empire. Greek and Roman religion were influenced by mystery religions from the east of Roman and this mysterious religious in Roman times were always associated with the god of wine (Dionysus). This cult had produced a series of hand images‚ in which the fingers formed the blessing or familiar with the Christian practice of gestures. Sabazius usually sits in the

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