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| Primary Ingredients of Drama |
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Action
Thought
Spectacle
Audience
Dialog |
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Setting
Character
Plot
Language
Theme
Music |
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Place
Time of Year
Time of Day
Era |
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Dynamic versus Static
Protagonist vs Antagonist |
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Man vs Man
Man vs Nature
Man vs Society
Man vs Self |
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Types of Plays during Medieval Drama
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Mystery Plays
Miracle Plays
Morality Plays |
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Early to mid 20th Century
Experimental Literature |
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Area ( in the round)
Apron (juts out)
Proscenium Stage ( surrounded on 3 sides)
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| Difference between Reading and Seeing a play |
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Reading is an intellectual Response
Viewing is an emotional Response |
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| Conventional Divisions of Drama |
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Act (major unit or development)
Scene (Sections of Acts)
Line |
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Readers
Theater Audience
Directors, Actors, Staff, Stage Crew |
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| 4 levels of Literary Interpretation |
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Anagogic (Spiritual level)
Didactic (Learning a lesson)
Allegoric
Literal
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4 types of Weltanschauung
(literally means World View) |
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Man's view of himself
Man's view of his fellow man - singly - collectively
Man's view of the god concept
Man's view of the cosmos |
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| God of wine, fertility, and revelry |
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| 4 Dionysian Annual Celebrations |
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Rural Dionysia
Lenaia
Anthesteria
City Dionysia |
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Sparta - great military power
Athens - Academic center
Corinth
Thebes
Argos
Megara |
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Highest Dramatic form for Greeks
Focus on one person
Moira - Their fate
Catharsis - purging of pity and fear
Central Character of Nobility |
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| 3 part pattern for Greek Tragedy |
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Purpose (quest)
Passion (inner agony, soul searching)
Perception (Dreaded fate and Seperation from Community) |
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| moment protaonists fortunes reverse |
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Founder of Greek and Western Drama
90 plays,
79 known plays only 7 exist.
Reduced the Chorus |
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Interested in psychology of character
Portrayed powerful women
Introduced third actor |
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Greek Playwright
Best Known Greek playwrights
Wrote Lysistrata
Master of Sexual Inndeundo and Slapstick |
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Prologue
Parados
Episodes
Stasima
Exodos |
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King of Visigoths
Crossed the Alps and sacked Rome |
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Latin Phrase
means "whom do you seek" |
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honors the mystery which gives meaning to life.
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| Writings that did not get into the bible |
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Pleasure
Passion
Property
Honour |
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