Greek theatre (H408)
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Greek Theatre Revision Pack
In depth summaries through each section of three plays for OCR A level Classical Civilisation. Sophocles' Oedipus Rex Aristophanes' Frogs Euripides' Bacchae
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OCR Classical Civilisation A level: Greek Theatre Scholars
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OCR Classical Civilisation A Level: Notes on Aristophanes' Frogs
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OCR Classical Civilisation A Level: Tragedy Notes on Oedipus & Bacchae
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OCR Classical Civilisation A Level: Greek Theatre Prescribed Sources
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OCR Classical Civilisation A Level: Greek Theatre Condensed Notes from OCR Textbook
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OCR Classical Civilisation A Level: Notes on Bacchae
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Greek theatre
Notes on: - pots and vases - the nature of tragedy - the nature of old comedy - drama and theatre in ancient Athenian society - literary techniques, structure of the plays and dramatic conventions - social and political themes in comedy - social, political and religious themes in tragedy
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Greek theatre - pots and vases
Notes on all the prescribe sources for the OCR A-level, with dates, where it was found and information
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Greek theatre - the nature of tragedy
Notes on: - origins of tragedy and how it developed during the 5th century BC - including its relationship to satyr plays, the contribution of Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides, use of actors and the chorus, use of masks, costumes and props, common themes of tragedy, relationship between the cultural context and social matter of the plays, Aristotle’s theories about tragedies - including peripiteia (reversal of fortune), hamartia (tragic mistake) and catharsis (purging of emotions)
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Greek theatre - the nature of old comedy
Notes on: - origins of comedy and how it developed during the 5th century BC - including the contributions of Aristophanes, use of actors and the chorus, use of masks, costumes and props, types of humour, comic techniques and effects, common themes of comedy, relationship between the cultural context and subject matter of the plays
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Greek theatre - drama and the theatre in ancient Athenian society
Notes on: - role and significance of drama and the theatre in ancient Athenians society - including the religious context of dramatic festivals, the organisation of the city Dionysia - including the makeup and involvement of the theatre audience, structure of the theatre space, and how this developed during the 5/4th centuries BC - including the machinery associated with the theatre (crane and wheel platform) and how they contributed to the staging of Greek drama
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Greek theatre - literary techniques, structure of the plays and dramatic conventions
Notes on: - plot structure , plot devices - including messenger speeches, agon, parabis, use and choice of language, literary devices & descriptive techniques - including imagery and dramatic irony, characterisation - including the role of the chorus, styles and techniques of the different playwrights
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Greek theatre - social and political themes in comedy
Notes on: - ancient religious concepts, beliefs & practices - including role of the gods and death & the afterlife, representation and satire of tragedy, importance of the polis (city) - including the position & role of men, women and slaves in society and political ideas & ideals
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Greek theatre - social, political and religious themes in tragedy
Notes on: - ancient religious concepts, beliefs and practices, the role of the gods, fate & free will, prophecy & prophets, religious rituals & acts, importance of the polis (city) - including position & role of men, women & slaves in society, political ideas & ideals, importance of family relationships, tragic heroism - including the nature of heroes & heroism, justice & revenge
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Aristophanes' Frogs Summary, Quotes, and Modern Scholarship
Aristophanes' Frogs Summary, Quotes, and Modern/Secondary Scholarship
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Oedipus Quotes and Modern Scholarship
Quotes and Summaries of Sophocles' Oedipus Rex, alongside modern/secondary scholarship which is organised by theme and character
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Greek Theatre - A* Aristophanes' Frogs Line Analysis
This is a line by line breakdown of Aristophanes' Frogs which are at an A* standard for the OCR A-level is classical civerlisation
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100+ Pages A* A-level Greek Theatre OCR Classical Civilisation Revision Notes + Flashcards – Year 1 + 2
My revision notes contain over 100 pages of all of the information required to achieve an A* in the Greek Theatre component of your OCR A-level Classical Civilisation exam. The optional play choices are 'Bacchae,' 'Oedipus the King,' and 'Frogs.' My notes include a link to accompanying flashcards, as well as notes based on the textbook, memorable quotes from each of the plays, modern scholarship for each play, and even essay plans to help you achieve everything you need to know! Yo...
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Bacchae Summaries, Quotes and Modern Scholarship
Bacchae Summaries, Quotes and Modern/Secondary Scholarship which are organised by theme and character
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