A Guide to Ancient Greek Drama

Ian C. Storey · Arlene L. Allan

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Preface. List of Figures. List of Maps. Abbreviations and Signs. 1. Aspects of Ancient Greek Drama. Drama. The Dramatic Festivals. Dionysos and Drama. The Theatrical Space. Conventions of the Performance. Drama and the Polis. 2. Greek Tragedy. Tragedy. Aeschylus. Sophokles. Euripides. The Other Tragedians. 3. The Satyr-Play. 4. Greek Comedy. Origins. Old Comedy and Aristophanes. The Generations of Old Comedy. Aristophanes. Middle Comedy. Menander and New Comedy. 5. Approaching Greek Drama. 6. Play Synopses. A Note on Meter. Glossary of Names and Terms. Further Reading. Index

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