BEVORZUGTE BEZEICHNUNG
1287Ancient comedy
ÜBERGEORDNETES KONZEPT
VERWANDTE KONZEPTE
EINGABE BEGRIFFE
- Attic comedy
- Greek comedy
HINWEISE ZUR ANWENDUNG
- Attic comedy, a dramatic genre with Dionysian origins (from the word Κomos, a procession in honour of god Dionysos), draws inspiration from everyday life, the social and political reality and is -unlike tragedy- characterised by considerable freedom regarding the form. Distinctive structural elements of attic comedy are the Agon and the Parabassis. The members of the choruses wore masks and held phalluses performing a comic and obscene dance called Kordax. It is divided into the old (end of the 5th century BCE) that was highly political, the middle (beginning of the 4th) and the new (4th-3rd century BCE) comedy, the latter two focusing on family life and character study.
QUELLE
- Bowie et al. 2011
- Maurach 2009
- Zimmermann 2002
- Διαμαντάκου – Αγάθου 2007
MITWIRKENDE/R
- Katsiadakis Helen (AA)
ERSTELLER/IN
- Goulis Helen (AA)
IN ANDEREN SPRACHEN
Deutsch
Attische Komödie
Französisch
Comédie attique
Griechisch
URI
https://humanitiesthesaurus.academyofathens.gr/dyas-resource/Concept/1287
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