'404 bc' diaporamas de présentation

Ancient Greek Wars

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The Bacchae

The Bacchae. EN302: European Theatre. Euripides (c.480-406 BC). Wrote 92 plays, of which 19 survive Often revisionist Political and religious scepticism Rarely won first prize Prosecuted (unsuccessfully) for impiety Fled Athens towards the end of his life. The Bacchae.

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The Classical Period of Greece (480-323 BC)

The Classical Period of Greece (480-323 BC). A period of great optimism and prosperity, especially in Athens Triggered by the defeat of the Persians in 480 BC Ended with the death of Alexander the Great in 323 BC Statues of this time showed naturalism, motion

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Plato and Aristotle

Plato and Aristotle. Students of Socrates. Plato.

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Monday 9/12/11

Monday 9/12/11. RAP Did you do anything in remembrance of 9/11? Explain. What can we take from 9/11? Explain. Today: Read War, Glory, and Decline: pages 60-61 Read Alexander’s Empire: pages 63-65 Check Notes and RAP’s

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Visual Arts in Classical Greece(5th Century BC)

Visual Arts in Classical Greece(5th Century BC). Like writers & thinkers of the mid-5th century, artists were concerned w/ balance & order. Early classical works ( Critian Boy ) revealed the new interest in realism later sculptors explored the possibility of representing the body in motion

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