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Tragedy Themes/Ideas
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Some themes that could be involved in four Greek tragedies
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agamemnon
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Tragedy Themes/Ideas
Medea
Women, femininity & the position of women
Masculine vs feminine qualities
Medea can speak in rhetorics, and only men should be able to do that
Revenge
Greatness & pride
Betrayal
Exile
The "Other"
Love
Free will vs. fate
Cleverness
Manipulation
Right vs Wrong
Accusations and oath breaking
Connected to Themis
Behaviour regulated by sanctions
Verbal contracts
The family breakdown
The household safe
Family honour
Heritage
Murdering own family members is horrific
Ajax
Pride and conceit
Intelligence more important than brute force
Anger and hatred
Effects of war
Limits of loyalty
Personal honour vs group honour
Models of masculinity
Relation to Dionysos
Role of Tecmessa
Ajax's sanity
Friends vs enemies
Trojan Women
Effects of war (women, children, innocents)
Importance of male bloodline
Fatal heritage
Burial rites
Role of women
Role of gods
Man responsible for his own actions
Honour and dignity
The horrors of war
Dread
Hope
Revenge
Agamemnon
Naturalistic symbolism
Womanliness & manliness
Male vs female
Character foiling and doubling
Fire & sunrise (divine and mortal)
Women as "promiscuous"
Premature death
Ambition and daring
Divine vs human justice
Justice vs Revenge
Beast symbolism
Corruption & purity (healing)
Light v. Dark
Freedom vs Slavery
Man must suffer to be wise
Free will vs Fate/Necessity
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