A Text book for the Study of Poetry
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The intense pathos of such a spectacle would only be weakened by the feeling of curiosity as to his fate. Hence the importance in ancient tragedy of what is known as the anagnorisis or " recognition," by which the unconscious subject awakes at last to the knowledge of his position.
Secondly, the Greek tragedy almost invariably ends in re- pose. After the excitement of the climax, a passage follows which moderates the emotions and leads to concluding lines breathing serenity and tranquil submiss...ion to fate.
(6) Finally, Greek tragedy is invested with a distinctly religious character. Originating in dithyrambic odes -in honor of the god Dionysus, it continued, even after it passed into the dramatic stage, to move in a religious atmosphere.
The central conception in most of the plays is that of fate or destiny wielded by divine power over the life of man, and continual reference is made to the deities both in the lyrical and dialogue parts. Hence it is that Greek tragedy is highly ethical in tone and purpose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The intense pathos of such a spectacle would only be weakened by the feeling of curiosity as to his fate. Hence the importance in ancient tragedy of what is known as the anagnorisis or " recognition," by which the unconscious subject awakes at last to the knowledge of his position.
Secondly, the Greek tragedy almost invariably ends in re- pose. After the excitement of the climax, a passage follows which moderates the emotions and leads to concluding lines breathing serenity and tranquil submiss...ion to fate.
(6) Finally, Greek tragedy is invested with a distinctly religious character. Originating in dithyrambic odes -in honor of the god Dionysus, it continued, even after it passed into the dramatic stage, to move in a religious atmosphere.
The central conception in most of the plays is that of fate or destiny wielded by divine power over the life of man, and continual reference is made to the deities both in the lyrical and dialogue parts. Hence it is that Greek tragedy is highly ethical in tone and purpose.
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