| Aeschylus' Oresteia and Prometheus Bound: Hubris and the Chorus |
6 / 1418 |
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| Prometheus Bound |
2 / 350 |
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| Analysis of Prometheus Bound |
5 / 1386 |
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| Prometheus Bound As Tragedy |
3 / 725 |
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| Oresteia |
4 / 1008 |
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| Oresteia |
4 / 891 |
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| Oresteia: Revenge |
3 / 613 |
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| Aeschylus |
11 / 2949 |
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| Aeschylus |
7 / 1804 |
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| Women's Revenge in The Oresteia and Medea |
4 / 1042 |
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| The Odyssey: The Use Of Hubris |
3 / 637 |
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| Hubris in the Iliad |
3 / 698 |
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| A short analysis of Aeschylus' Agamemnon |
17 / 4590 |
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| The purging of hubris in the Illiad |
4 / 874 |
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| Creon's Hubris in the play Antigone |
2 / 402 |
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| The Plot of Aeschylus’s Agamemnon based on Aristotle’s Poetics |
2 / 379 |
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| Heroism, Hubris, and Moderation in Homer's the Iliad |
2 / 552 |
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| The Chorus Of Antigone |
2 / 457 |
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| Hallelujah Chorus |
3 / 614 |
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| CHORUS OF WOMEN |
0 / 0 |
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| Greek Chorus |
2 / 386 |
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| Greek Chorus In History |
8 / 2076 |
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| chorus role in medea |
3 / 682 |
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| Which is a better source of reliable information concerning Salamis ? Herodotus' Histories or Aeschylus' the Persians |
1 / 237 |
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| Antigone: Changing Views Of The Chorus |
3 / 803 |
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| Medea: Discuss The Role Of The Chorus |
5 / 1142 |
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| Bound Together |
2 / 364 |
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| Homeward bound |
5 / 1162 |
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| Homeward Bound |
1 / 202 |
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| Freedom Bound |
1 / 179 |
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| Bound By Honor |
5 / 1313 |
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| Prometheus |
6 / 1421 |
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| Prometheus |
8 / 2016 |
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| Prometheus |
0 / 0 |
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| Prometheus 2 |
5 / 1174 |
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| Prometheus |
2 / 467 |
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| Prometheus |
5 / 1174 |
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| Analysis If Homeward Bound |
2 / 559 |
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| Bound Labor: Slavery |
2 / 421 |
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| culture bound syndrome |
4 / 1049 |
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| A Woman Bound by Society |
8 / 2183 |
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| Prometheus and Christ |
5 / 1306 |
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| Prometheus Unbound |
9 / 2269 |
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| Bound Feet and Western Dress |
3 / 695 |
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| Bound By His Origins: an analysis of Jay Gatsby |
5 / 1269 |
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| frankenstein: the modern prometheus |
3 / 790 |
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| Frankenstein, The modern prometheus |
4 / 933 |
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| Frankenstein, The Modern Prometheus? |
5 / 1332 |
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| Frankenstein Versus Prometheus |
3 / 651 |
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| Explain how Greek ideas of hubris lead to the destruction of characters in Oedipus and Agamemnon and if surrendering to fate would have altered the outcome of the plays. |
5 / 1278 |
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| Abnormal Psychology and Culture-Bound Syndromes |
6 / 1670 |
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| explain what Prometheus means by freedom and why he values it |
2 / 394 |
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| Mary Shelley and Frankenstein, the Modern Prometheus |
10 / 2599 |
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| Bound Feet and Western Dress -Chang Yu-i's struggle with identity |
5 / 1366 |
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| Analyse the dramatic uses of the Chorus in Greek tragedy; in what ways do traces of the choric function occur in twentieth-century drama? |
12 / 3197 |
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| Comparision Of Greek Myth Of Prometheus And Judaeo-Christian Adam And Eve |
6 / 1581 |
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| Greek Myth Book Report: Prometheus Steals Fire From Heaven |
5 / 1224 |
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| ‘An Unnatural Alliance That Was Bound To Fall Apart After The Defeat Of A Common Enemy’ – To What Extent Does This Statement Explain The Origins Of The Cold War? |
5 / 1272 |
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