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Euripides

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February 11, 2016

 

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He was known as “reclusive and moody.” He seemed to have problems with his marriage and in turn portrayed this in his works. He portrayed strong willed women but succeeded in capturing women as real. Many believed that Euripides was the most modern of the three because of the style he used. Common aspects of his works include characters that are acting like they would in real life situations...
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Common aspects of his works include characters that are acting like they would in real life situations. He used realism to tell his story. He also combined drama and comedy. But the most controversial was his view of the gods. The gods were portrayed as fallible as though they were mere humans. Many believed he was skeptical of the Greek religion...
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