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We'll perform the scenes in chronological order. You will be scored in three areas:
1. Memorization
2. Clear Beats
3. Active blocking
If time remains, we will discuss the big ideas of the play: art and life, nature vs nurture, colonialism, all that stuff.
1. Memorization
2. Clear Beats
3. Active blocking
If time remains, we will discuss the big ideas of the play: art and life, nature vs nurture, colonialism, all that stuff.
Greek Mythology
I've got a powerpoint presentation we can go through in prep for Oedipus and the ancient Greeks in general. I'll post it here when we're done, just in case you missed it.
Homework: Read Greek chapter 8 from Professor book.
Homework: Read Greek chapter 8 from Professor book.
Monday, 26-Wednesday, 28: Read Oedipus
Thursday, 29: Finish Oedipus, Type Reflection
Friday, 30: Finish Oedipus, Informal Debate
Debate Prompt:
Hubris is defined as excessive personal pride. As Oedipus is about to learn the devastating truth of his origin and his destiny, the Chorus observes, “Audacity sires the tyrant...” In a well-written essay, argue whether or not hubris is the essential cause of Oedipus’ downfall.
Avoid plot summary.
Hubris is defined as excessive personal pride. As Oedipus is about to learn the devastating truth of his origin and his destiny, the Chorus observes, “Audacity sires the tyrant...” In a well-written essay, argue whether or not hubris is the essential cause of Oedipus’ downfall.
Avoid plot summary.