Antigone Flashcards
what type of men had beards in ancient greece
- upper class well off men as it was a status symbol
what did women usually were
- long peplos or chitton
- harmation- coloured worn over chiton - covered hair outside
- diadem crown
- philbula holing dress together
what did ancient greek men wear
- chitton
- hymation- coloured worn over chiton
- diadem crown
- philbula holing dress together
what would the soildjer wear
Hoplite armer
what is a fast exchange between charaters
stichomythia
whats is a fatal flaw
- hamarta
what is the greek work for moment of critical realisation
Anagorisis
where does a charter enter into an ampthy theatre
- the parados
what to parts can actors act on in a ampthy theatre
- orchestra or the logeion / proshenion
whats the term for villan
antagornist
what the words for female hero
heroin and protagonist
what is a scene known as
an episode
which is teh epilog and which teh prolog
- pro = pre
- epilog = after
what ar eteh three thinsg to foccus on equally in realtion to skills
- vocal
- physical
- use of space
how to spell position
position
haemon intro
- Hamon is the son on creon and fiance of antigone. I would interpreae him as full of youthful idealism, love, and reason. However, he is imsely stressed due to his hamartia; a conflict between his love for antigone and repect he has for his father. I would depict him this way as sophocles intended Haemon represents the voice of moderation and the importance of listening to different perspectives. He argues that the people of Thebes sympathize with Antigone’s actions and therefore it is important for Creon to listen to them. Sophocles wrote antigone for thefestival of dyonisis in 440 BC as a critisism of the senator perocles who had become soem wht of an autocrat. Thefore, i hope my depiction would honor sophocles original intent and make my audiance feel pathos for hamon as he is unfaily tyranised by creon.
describe your haemon interpritation
- i would interperate haemon as full of youthful idealism, lov and reason
- full of stress from his hamartia o the conflict between hsi love for antigone and the respect he has for his father.
hamon correct spelling
haemon
what page does Haemon entre
page 28 half way down
what are hamons moments
- 28-34 - argument with creaon
- ( 53 epilog mayeb )
what are your moments for creaon
- 28-34 - argument with haeman or
- ( 21-25 -26 ) - (antigone creon antigone creon ismaine )
- 53- epilog
Antigone intro
Antigone is the protagonist and titular charter. She is the daughter of Odeupus the old king of thebes and the nice to the new king creon. I intererate her as defiant loving and courageous verging on hubristic as she stands up for what she belives in. Sophocles wrote antigone as the first book in a trillogy, for teh festival of dionisus in 440 BC. He wanted to portray to the audiance narrtives relating to the limitations of power and the importance of true democrcy inorder to critisise the sentor perocles, who had becoeme too autocrtic in his eyes. He achives this by pitting divine law and the individual in antigone againts the state symbolised by creon. Thefore i hope my interpritation woudld make the audiance root for antigone and feel pathos for he when she is unjustly berated and kileld.
antigone pages
- 21- 25-26 - grugument with creaon (and then ismene) - pure hubris and rooting
- 35-41 ( death scene) - sadness and pathos
how would you interperate antigone
definat, family loving and couragous verging on huberistic