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Greek tragedy

by Gilbert Norwood

Level C2 · ProficientHistorical10 chapters
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CEFR level
C2
Length
10 chapters
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The complete book

About this book

About this book

Explore the origins and evolution of Greek tragedy, tracing its roots in Dionysian rituals and the innovations that shaped dramatic structure and lyrical form, revealing the soul of ancient drama and its enduring impact on theatrical art.

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Contents

10 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02PREFACE
03CHAPTER I THE LITERARY HISTORY OF GREEK TRAGEDY
04CHAPTER II THE GREEK THEATRE AND THE PRODUCTION OF PLAYS
05CHAPTER III THE WORKS OF ÆSCHYLUS
06CHAPTER IV THE WORKS OF SOPHOCLES
07CHAPTER V THE WORKS OF EURIPIDES
08CHAPTER VI METRE AND RHYTHM IN GREEK TRAGEDY
09FOOTNOTES
10INDICES

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