'Excessive pride' diaporamas de présentation

Introduction to Greek Theatre

Introduction to Greek Theatre. The Purpose. Not simply entertainment Linked with sacred rituals and with the Athenian social/political system Plays were written for the annual spring festival of Dionysus. The Theatre. Plays were performed in outdoor, arena style theatres

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Provenance

Beowulf. Why Beowulf?. Provenance. Setting. Poetic devices. Terms. Themes. Why Study Beowulf?. 1. Beowulf is the oldest poem in the English language, so everything written since Beowulf stems from it in some way.

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The Odyssey a very brief overview

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Important Terms and Characters at a glance!

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PRIDE

PRIDE. Grp.3 David Pelayo Francis NgSy Johann Co Eljine Zhang Gabbrio Chua. DO YOU THINK YOU ARE AWESOME??? YES No. GOOD FOR YOU!!!. YAY. Shame on you!!!. Definition. Can also be called vanity or hubris Both literally mean excessive pride

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Unit 5: Nationalism and Imperialism

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Inherit the Wind: the great American battle for freedom of thought

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Oedipus Rex

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LIST 6

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Adjectives

Adjectives. Remember Adjectives are words that describe nouns. clammy. unpleasantly damp and cold (adjective). boastful. speaking about one's abilities, achievements, or possessions with superiority or excessive pride (adjective). absentminded. forgetful or preoccupied (adjective).

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Oedipus the King

Oedipus the King. Literary Devices. Drama. Drama is the specific mode of fiction represented in performance . The term comes from a Greek word "dran" meaning "action ", which is derived from "to do" or "to act". Tragedy.

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Oedipus

Cycle of a Tragic Hero. Oedipus. Heroic Characteristics. Belief in freewill ; he has the faith and courage to accept the outcomes of his choices. Supreme pride ; he feels superior to man and equal to gods giving him unique powers.

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The Characteristics of an "Archetypal" Tragic Hero

The Characteristics of an "Archetypal" Tragic Hero. * Ms. Allen *English I * 2013-2014*. The Characteristics of an "Archetypal" Tragic Hero. Noble Stature Tragedy involves the "fall" of a tragic hero, so the hero must have a lofty position to fall from.

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Pride and Vanity

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Hubris

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1. camaraderie: n. rapport between friends; comradeship Syn: fellowship

1. camaraderie: n. rapport between friends; comradeship Syn: fellowship 2. haughty: adj. proud, arrogant Syn: snobbish Ant: unpretentious. 3. hubris: n. arrogance resulting from excessive pride Syn: self-confidence Ant: humility 4. imbroglio: n difficult situation Syn: disagreement

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Chapters 15-20 Make a TIP Chart using these vocabulary words.

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