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    modern-day Europe’s own Ancient Greece. Ancient Greece was an extremely influential civilization that lasted from 750 – 146 B.C.E. (“Time Periods”). Settled on the mountainous Balkan Peninsula, this civilization was the birthplace of large advancements in governmental, healthcare, philosophical, and especially artistic ideas that have lasted through generations, affecting us to this very day. Theatre is one of the many Greek creations that is still revered in our society today. Ancient Greece…

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    Greek mythology is the body of myths and teachings that belong to the ancient Greeks, concerning their gods. One of the Greeks goddess is Artemis. Her parents Greek God Goddess of Zeus and Leto. They are the God Goddess of lightning and a titan goddess. She is from island of Delos but you can find her wandering through the forests and wilderness, dancing in groves or hunting in shadowy mountains. A general statement of what I’m trying to prove is that Artemis was an important figure for girl’s…

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    complete form, along with some substantial fragments of many of his other plays. He is primarily famous for having adapted the formal structure of traditional Greek tragedy by portrayal of strong female characters and smart slaves, and by satirizing many heroes of Greek mythology. He is deemed to be the most socially critical of all the ancient Greek tragedians, and his plays are considered quite ahead of his times in comparison with those of his contemporaries. In the following assignment,…

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    Throughout human history, civilisations have been influenced by the representations of aspects of the world around them, from the ancient sagas and oral traditions to the establishment of religious doctrine and canonical law. As the mindsets of societies evolve over the centuries, several issues remained until the last few centuries. The inequity of gender across Civilisations globally and the homogenous societies and dehumanisation over other ethnicities. As these matters were prevalent during…

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    Ancient Greek Theater

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    and funerals. Participation in the many festivals—and attendance at the City Dionysia as an audience member or a participant in one of the theatrical productions was an important part of citizenship. Along with the creation of theatre itself, The Greeks are also attributed to the creation of the concepts of dramatic criticism and theatre architecture.…

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    towards it are mostly influenced by their environment and culture. Throughout history, it can be noted that every culture has their own perspective on how they visualize beauty or what exemplifies beauty. However, it may be hard to determine how ancient cultures view beauty as there are a lack of primary sources.…

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    Modern culture portrays heroes as selfless. Almost all, willingly and wholeheartedly, would sacrifice themselves for a cause. The heroes of ancient Greek culture do not display the same qualities, as shown by Edith Hamilton in Mythology: Timeless Tales of Gods and Heroes. The Heroes of the Myths frequently use other people at the risk of that person’s life to obtain goals that they wish for themselves. The princess Ino’s plan to kill Phrixus endangered the whole population of the kingdom. The…

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    how entertainment was created Long ago, before Athens was a city, people were restless. There was nothing to do and nowhere to go. People had fire, they had civilization, but they were bored. Without entertainment, the people lost their will to live. They stopped praying at the god’s temples and stopped making offerings to the gods. That made the gods take notice of the humans situation. “Have you seen the humans recently Zeus? They have stopped praying, and the seem to be very unhappy.”…

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    idea has come from works of the past. There hasn’t been a bigger source of inspiration within our history than that of the Ancient Greek Society. Their actions have left one of the biggest impacts in history on our society in everything from literature to the arts to mathematics. Some of the greatest innovations in technology, education and politics have come from the Ancient Greeks. Without their influence and presence within our history, the world as we know of it would be drastically…

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    As ancient Greek culture was afraid of the unknown, of what could happen after death, they feared a monster that could lure you in with promises of hope and then drag you into the great unknown. The idea that something so beautiful could end so horribly could horrify people of any century. I hope that these facts of Sirens throughout history will be both horrifying, as they were interesting as they were for me. In many stories Sirens were once beautiful women, and while their parentage can be…

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