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Greek tragedies originated as a way to honor the god Dionysus through religious rituals involving singing, dancing, and performances. They were an important social event that displayed loyalty to Greek cities and celebrated local heroes. Tragedies told stories of powerful characters whose flaws, like hubris or ambition, ultimately led to their downfall, and were intended to inspire audiences to reflect on their own lives and beliefs.
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The document discusses key elements of Greek tragedy:
- The chorus represents the old men of Thebes and comments on the action through lyric odes and reactions.
- Hybris refers to excessive pride or foolishness that brings shame, such as physical or verbal assault.
- Greeks consulted oracles to understand the gods' will through chosen intermediaries at holy places.
- Pollution results from acts like murder and incest that violate laws and offend gods, requiring ritual cleansing.
- Catharsis describes the purging of strong emotions, like pity and horror, felt while watching Greek tragedies.
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- Greeks consulted oracles to understand the gods' will through chosen intermediaries at holy places.
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