Story Patterns in Greek Tragedy |
Contents
TRAGEDY AS STORYTELLING I | 1 |
PATTERNS OF CHOICE REVENGE | 36 |
CHARACTER IMAGERY RHETORIC | 56 |
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Achilles action Admetus Aeschylus Agamemnon Ajax Alcestis anangke Andromache anger Antigone Aristotle Athene Athenian Bacchae bybris character choice choose Chorus Clytaemestra Creon dead death decision Deianeira divine dramatic effendi Electra Eteocles Eumenides Euripides fact fate feel flaw foundling fragments gods Greek Tragedy Gyges Haemon hamartia Hector Hecuba Helen Heracleidae Heracles hero Herodotus heroine Hesiod Hippolytus Homer hybris Iliad Introduction to Euripides Iphigeneia in Aulis Ismene killed kind Legend Libation Bearers lost lyric mean Medea Menelaus moral mother Nauck nemesis Neoptolemus Niobe Odysseus Oedipus at Colonus Oedipus Tyrannus Orestes pattern perhaps persons Philoctetes Phoenician Women Pindar Plato plot Poetics poetry Preller-Robert pride and punishment Prometheus rescued revenge play rhetoric sacrifice scene seems sense Seven Against Thebes Sophocles speaking story story-telling suitors Suppliant Maidens Suppliant Women Tauris term theme told tragic poets trilogy Trojan Women Troy üßpis violence whole Women of Trachis Zeus
