Cadmus

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I got together with Dellonique to help and we worked through them and that is when things got complicated. For a good fifteen minutes, we were googling and asking all the fellow AP English students (including employees) at Panera who in the world Cadmus was. I felt Antigone was a good conclusion of the play but I did happen to enjoy Oedipus more. The close reading and presentation with my partner Sarah worked overall…

year, besides one where he created a smaller production, until his death. Most of his operas were librettos which he made in collaboration with his librettist, Philippe Quinault (Parker 36). When Lully achieved success with his setting of Quinault's Cadmus et Hermione, he gave his wordsmith a contract of one libretto a year for 4,000 livres. The result was eleven Tragedies en Musique and a pair of large-scale ballets (Pettitt…

and behavior. When crossed, or even if the mood suits him, Dionysus can turn into god of animalistic savagery, exacting revenge or wrath through mind-controlling madness. This type of behavior is most evident in how Dionysus systematically destroys Cadmus’ (Pentheus’ grandfather) lineage in order to prove his divinity and get retribution for his mother, Semele, who was mocked, ostracized, and smote for her affair with Zeus. In closer analysis, though, the demise of Pentheus and his relatives at…

Lead researcher Lisa Cadmus-Bertram compared the Fitbit Charge, Fitbit Surge, and two devices from another company, Mio, against the readings of an ECG. The Fitbit devices were only off by an average of about 5 beats per minute compared to the ECG readings while their users…

myth of Dionysus is expanded through the tale of his struggle. His quest to claim his identity and make his cousin Pentheus understand and worship him is the center of the play. Pentheus is made king of the city-state of Thebes by his grandfather, Cadmus, who is also the grandfather of…

Euripides' The Bacchae recounts the emergence of the Dionysian Mysteries in Greece. Dionysus, disguised as a mortal, comes to Thebes from Asia, accompanied by his followers, the Maenads, to avenge his mother, Semele, against her family, who accused her of lying about Zeus impregnating her. He enchants the women, including the king Pentheus' mother, Agave, into joining the Maenads. Appalled, Pentheus prohibits all Dionysian rites and persecutes the Maenads. Pentheus captures Dionysus, but he…

According to Sigmund Freud, the purpose of life is to find happiness and avoid suffering. He claims that civilization is “the achievements and the regulations which distinguish our lives from those of our animal ancestors.” Through his analysis of people, he came to the conclusion that civilization is counter-productive to the ultimate goal of pleasure. We will attempt to determine how Euripides believes civilization relates to individuality through a Freudian analysis of The Bacchae. To do this…

George Steiner’s book, The Death of Tragedy, written in 1961, defines tragedy as something that is uniquely Greek in the sense that no other culture really embodies it. Steiner says that, “Tragedy is irreparable,” and that “Tragic drama tells us that the spheres of reason, order, and justice are terribly limited and that no progress in our science or technical resources will enlarge their relevance (8).” These statements clarify what makes Greek tragedy so unlike any other type of tragedy…

Imagine a life where you are guilty of killing your father and marrying your mother. In Oedipus the King, this is the unfortunate reality of the main character, Oedipus. In the tragedy by Sophocles, written around 430 b.c., the question of whether Oedipus is guilty or innocent of these things is presented. However, he is both guilty and innocent. Oedipus is innocent of his behaviors because he isn’t aware that his parents are the victims of his actions, but he is also guilty because he fulfills…