Story patterns in Greek tragedy
Mythology, Greek, in literature
Verteltheorie
Prehistoric Art
Grieks
Greek drama (Tragedy)
Tragedies
Stories, plots
Histoire et critique
Art
Dictionaries
History and criticism
History
"When Aristotle said that tragedy is an imitation of action, he meant that apart from other purposes and interests tragedy always acts out a story. With this definition in mind, the author examines the most important story patterns found in Greek tragedy. He asks: What are the most important story p…
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