| SECTION 1 |
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Chapter 1: Theatre and History, Some
Definitions |
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Chapter 2: The Origins of Theatre and Drama |
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Chapter 3: The Early Greek World |
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Chapter 4: The Origins of Greek Theatre, Part
1; READING 1: Bacchylides, The
Theseus Dithyramb |
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Chapter 4: The Origins of Greek Theatre, Part
2 |
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| SECTION 2 |
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Chapter 5: The Classical
Age of Greece |
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Chapter 6: Greek Classical
Theatre |
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Chapter 7: Classical
Greek Tragedy, Part 1: Aeschylus |
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Chapter 7: Classical
Greek Tragedy, Part 2: Sophocles |
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Chapter 7: Classical
Greek Tragedy, Part 3: Euripides; READING
2: Euripides, Bacchae |
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| SECTION 3 |
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Chapter 8: Satyr Plays
and Old Comedy before Aristophanes; READING
3: Satyr Play (Euripides' Cyclops) |
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Chapter 9: Aristophanes;
READING 4: Aristophanes' Frogs |
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Chapter 10: Middle
and New Comedy; READING 5: Menander's
The Litigants |
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Chapter 11: Greek Mime;
READING 6: The Oxyrhynchus
Mime ("The Adulteress") |
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| SECTION 4 |
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Chapter 12: The Roman World |
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Chapter 13: Early Roman
Theatre and Drama |
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Chapter 14: Roman Comedy,
Part 1 (Plautus); READING 7: Plautus,
The Braggart Soldier |
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Chapter 14: Roman Comedy,
Part 2 (Terence) |
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Chapter 15: Roman Tragedy;
READING 8: Seneca, Phaedra |
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Chapter 16: Late Classical
Theatre and Drama; READING 9: Charition |
