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Greek Theatre Greek theatre is one of the most historical periods of theatre. Ideas that stemmed from this period are still used today. The history is so rich and the plays and playwrights are so interesting. Theatre was so popular in Ancient Greece, that almost every Greek city had a theatre. There were comedies and tragedies being performed, and many festivals took place. Greek is an important era of actors, playwrights, and plays. Greek history with plays and theatre started around 700 B.C

Art is a collection of artworks that reflects a message for the audience to interpret. Each piece of artwork is expressed in different forms that communicate an individual’s thoughts and emotions to another person. Every artist has their own individual style which makes them different from the rest. Although artists have similar styles, viewers have their own interpretation when they are analyzing a piece of art in depth. Philosophers claim the uniqueness of art comes from all the creative ideas

‘Othello’ was written between 1601 and 1603. It was first performed in the Elizabethan courts during the Christmas season. The idea of a ‘perfect’ tragedy is the idea that the tragedy is faultless; it does what is expected; so makes the audience feel empathy and sympathy for the characters who suffer. There are two different types of tragedy: classical tragedy and Shakespearean tragedy. The tragic hero in this play is the main character, Othello. Othello's misfortune comes about because of his

Evan Bakker Ryan LaSalle English 3H 28 September 2015 Salter Paper In James Salter’s article, “Once Upon a Time, Literature. Now What?” Salter discusses his views on language, literature, and popular culture. He begins the article by stressing language as the most important part of being a human because with language there is great power. Salter introduces the idea that there is a crisis in our society that is affecting literature’s importance in society. Salter defines this crisis as popular culture

To what extent is gender the main comic creator in the play of ‘The Importance of being Earnest’? Comedy originated in the 6th century BC in ancient Greece at the Dionysian festival. Comedy was first designed to provoke laughter and to entertain the audience. The ancient Greeks used the word comedy to describe a play with a happy ending much the same as the play the ‘Importance of being Earnest’. The play uses elements of old comedy for example; it is a satire of the Victorian era that is most

Throughout this semester, I have learned quite a lot about several philosophers. Some who I found interesting, compelling, mediocre, or boring. As Nietzsche once said, “Plato is boring.” To steer back to the topic, there are philosophers in my opinion who revealed wisdom in their reasoning of their theories. Also, there are some philosophers’ theories that have an absence of wisdom, which only in the end, would only add more problems to society. The philosophers that I believed had reasoning in their

woman is staggering from the vulnerable young girl she once was. Romeo in contrast, is in love with the idea of love as seen in the being of the play with Rosaline. He is rash and impulsive leading to multiple consequences in the play. He has a Dionysian approach to life often acting from his emotions, whether that be love or anger in terms

Ethics are what separates civilized men from savages, driving their decisions, and determining their destiny. The actions of both Dionysius and Socrates, in both Bacchae and Phaedrus respectively, are driven by their personal ethics and beliefs in justice. Bacchae, a Greek tragedy written by Euripides, tells the story of the Greek God Dionysus's arrival to ancient city of Thebes, and the city’s reaction towards him and his strange religion. Phaedrus on the other hand is a dialogue, written by Plato

1) In Thus Spoke Zarathustra, Nietzsche claims that esteeming is itself the most estimable treasure. Esteeming is essential to life; no one can live without esteeming. Esteeming would be then a group of presets from which moral is part of. For Nietzsche, one only have value when it creates something. Creating something is the equivalent of not passing through life without a reason, without leaving anything behind. In Thus Spoke Zarathustra is said that esteeming is to create, so esteeming, even oneself

MCH8057: Media Analysis Analysis of Gucci Dionysus Advert 10/11/2017 Word Count:1028 I declare that this assignment is my own work and that I have correctly acknowledged the work of others. This assignment is in accordance with University and School guidance on good academic conduct (and how to avoid plagiarism and other assessment irregularities). University guidance is available at www.ncl.ac.uk/right-cite. Advertisements have a great impact on consumers’ mind and action by