antigon Flashcards

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Dionysus

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Religous

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chorus

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group of 50 which was changed to 15 who sang and danced

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3
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thespis

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father of drama(6th century/535 B.C) introduced first actor

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4
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Aeschylus

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(526-426 B.c) Second actor/ unified themes

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5
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Sophocles

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(496-406 B.C) 3rd actor/ chros 50 reduced to 15 and added painted scenery

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6
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Euripides

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(486-406 B.C) reduced participation of chorus and relied on prologue

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7
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ouside(a)(seats)

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theatron

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8
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Middle Circle(B)

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Orchaestra

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9
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in the middle of orchaestra(C)

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thymele(altar)

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10
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behind the backdrop(D)

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Skene(dressing room)

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11
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infront of the dressing room(E)

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Proskenion( backdrop)

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12
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Entrance(F)

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Parodos

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13
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playwright

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took the leading role

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14
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characters were all

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male

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15
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never had more then ___ changed characters

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three

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16
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protagonist

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the leading character or one of the major characters

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17
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deuteragonist

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the person second in importance to the protagonist in a drama.

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18
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tritagonist

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the person who is third in importance, after the protagonist and deuteragonist, in an ancient Greek drama.

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19
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costumers were

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long flowing high boots and large masks

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20
Q

mask identified

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aga,gender, emotion

21
Q

Antigone values

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Family/Religon

22
Q

Creon Values

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Law/Nation

23
Q

Tragedy

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a serious play which causes the watcher to fear and pity

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Tragic hero

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not good or bad born to high power, downfall is within of a weakness or a error in judgement

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Hamartia
Tragic flaw causing downfall
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Hubris
Overwhelming pride which is Usually a tragic flaw
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anaghorisis
discovery of the hero, ignorance to knowledge
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peripeteria
reversing fortune
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nemesis
fate you cant escape
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catharsis
getting rid of emotions can effect the veiwer
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Antigone
girl who sacrfices her life for her brother Polyneices and is also her sister/ hung herself
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Polyneices
Son of odipuis and killer of odipius married his mom and fought over the kingdom of thebes with his brother who ended in both of their deaths
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ismene
sister of antigone and siter to polyneices and eteocles
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creon
2nd ruler of thebes devoted to the order of the kingdom
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Haemon
antigones fiance/ stabbed himself to be with antigone
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Odipus
the 1st king of thebes dad of all kids and killed by polyneices
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eteocles
the older brother who refused to step down from the crown, but the son to be burried
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eurydice
2nd queen of thebes and loves to knit/ slits her throat
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jocasta
orignal queen of thebes hung herself
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Alliteration
repetition of the same or similar consonant sounds in words that are close together
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Allusion
reference to a statement person, place, event, or thing that is known from literature, history, religion, myth, politics, sports, science, or the arts
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Aphorism
short, wise, often clever saying
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Catharsis
a cleansing or purifying of emotions
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Foil
character who serves as a contrast to another character; used by writers to emphasize differences between two characters
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Dramatic Irony
occurs when the reader or audience knows something important that the character does not know
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Verbal Irony
speaker says one thing but says the opposite
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Ode
a sing separating one scene from another
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Paradox
a statement or a situation that seems to be a contradiction but that reveals a truth
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Parallelism
repetition of words, phrases, or sentences that have the same grammatical structure or that state a similar idea