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17 Cards in this Set
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Define Drama
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the specific mode of fiction represented in performance
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Define Play
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the written piece
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Define Production
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a performance of a play
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Define Playwright
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the author of the play
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Define Context
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the time period in which it was written, the playwrights biography the language of the play.
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Define Greek Drama
3 in Total |
Tragedy
Comedy Satyr Play |
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Define Tragedy
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it dramatize the conflict between the vitality of the individuals life and the laws, or limits, of life.
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Define Tragic Hereo
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Going beyond a normal person would do but will cost them their life
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Define Tragic Flaw
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A tragic flaw might be on something like gullibility
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Define Chorus
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A group of charcatersin Greek Tragedy who comment on the action but play without participation.
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Define how many Irony in Tragedy ? And Name them.
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Ironic Deeds Ironic Speeches |
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Define Ironic Deeds
Think of Oedipus and to Banish the murder of King Laius |
These have consequences more or less the reverse of what the doer intends
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Define Ironic Speeches
Think of you know Oedipus fate but he doesnt know himsef |
The speakers means one thing but has more significant to the audience
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Define reversal
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When a deed backfires or has a reversed affect
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Define recognition
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When a character comes to perceive what has happened
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Define Purgation
Think of "Thank goodness it didnt happen to me" |
The views get a sense of relief
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Define Comedy
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It dramatizes the vitality of the laws of social life.
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