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Throughout The History Of Ancient Rome And Greece Drama Remained A Reflection Of
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| Throughout the history of ancient Rome and Greece drama remained a reflection of the nature of their contemporary society.
“The function of the poet is to imitate, through the media appropriate to the given art (drama), not particular historical events, characters, emotions, but the universal aspects of life impressed on his mind by observations of real life. It is closer to reality than the concrete situation, since the universal is truer than the particular.”–Aristotle. Aristotles poetics. Chapter 1. Greek drama originated in the 6th century b.c. in Attica, a region of Greece centred on Athens. It developed from worship rituals of the god Dionysus, youngest of the gods of the Greek pantheon. Dionysus was the god of wine, sex, song and general revelry but also represented fertility and the creative forces in life.- fig1- Thus he became very important to the common people who relied on the fertility of there livestock, crops etc.. and also loved to relish in the festivities o... |
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