
handle: 10784/26257
After characterizing the classic Greek tragedy as an expression of a citizen art, which participates equally from one festive character, a certain discursive regime and a clear physical and spatial inscription, the text is delayed on considering three fundamental aspects of this dramatic form invented by the Greeks; a knowledge: an exhibition about mythical oral sources in which the authors are part of composing the history of each of the pieces that are taken into the scene under an agonal spirit; an explanation of the formal functioning of the tragedy, based on the alternation of the sung parts (chorus) and the recited parts (hero); and finally, a stage direction of the sense - internal and external-which the dramatic action possess, as an articulation element of the plot.
mythical legend, recited and dramatic action, Attic tragedy, chant, Great Dionysia
mythical legend, recited and dramatic action, Attic tragedy, chant, Great Dionysia
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