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Showing 1 to 20 of 24 for “""Medea""”.
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Medea in Victorian Women's Poetry
… mid to late Victorian period, Euripides’ tale of Medea was given new life by the suffragette movement. As Victorians began to question women’s rights and capabilities, Medea’s story resurfaced as a cautionary tale showing the damage that occurs when women repress and shape their identities to fit …
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Die Konstruktion der Fremdheit in Medea-Texten
… foglalkozik. Az említett jelenségek Max Zweig Medea in Prag drámájának segítségével és konkrét példákkal kerülnek bemutatásra. A dolgozat célja egyrészt az idegenség szerkezetének az elemzése, másrészt kultúra elméleti szövegek segítségével válaszokat keresni és találni arra, hogyan hat az …
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Embodying the Americas through Antigone and Medea
Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'U of I Access', the embargo will last until 2027-05-01
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Medea senecana in lingua tedesca tra XVIII secolo e oggi
Senecan Medea in Deutschsprachiger Raum between the 18th century and today Analyzing the persistence of a mythological figure like Medea, who has endured through time and space, is a complex affair. It becomes apparent how the evolution of the heroine over the centuries assumes new meanings and …
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El mito de Medea en las letras hispanas: (siglos XIII-XVII)
EL MITO DE MEDEA EN LAS LETRAS HISPANAS (SIGLOS XIII-XVII) Esta tesis supone una revisión del tratamiento que ha recibido la materia mitológica -y en concreto el mito de Medea- a lo largo de la Edad Media y del Siglo de Oro en las letras hispanas. El estudio comienza con el análisis del origen del …
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The Socially Deviant (M)other in Euripides' "Medea" and Two Modern Adaptations
… Caribbean, and Irish cultures of Euripides’ <em>Medea </em>(431 BC), Steve Carter’s <em>Pecong </em>(1990), and Marina Carr’s <em>By the Bog of Cats </em>(1998) respectively, all based on the Medea myth, commonly define the social deviant (m)other and condemn her for her “otherness.” It also …
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A production and production book of Euripides' Medea freely adapted by Robbinson Jeffers.
This thesis analyzes the life and works of Euripides and the style and meaning of his play Madea for a production in the Mabee Theatre of the Hooper-Schaefer Fine Arts Center at Baylor University. Included in this work is a biography of the playwright. This thesis analyzes the structural elements …
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El mito en el teatro cubano contemporáneo
… en la Electra de Sófocles; José Triana y su Medea en el espejo, basada en la Medea de Eurípides, y Antón Arrufat y Los siete contra Tebas, basada en la obra homónima de Esquilo y en las Fenicias de Eurípides. En todas las obras cubanas el eje central gira en torno a la influencia de la …
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HOLY WATER CAR WASH (and other poems)
… and literature, such as Medusa, Pandora, and Medea, giving voices to the women from those tales who were unable to speak for themselves. Some poems from this series allow these characters to speak directly to the reader from their own time, others place them in more contemporary settings. In …
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(Dis)identifying female archetypes in live art
… consists of three performances/live art events (Medea/Mothers’ Clothes, Magdalena Makeup and Joan Trial), its documentation on three sets of DVDs and a written dissertation. Female archetypes, which have tended to be associated with the canonical, underpin my research investigations. Through my …
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Making theatre elastic: a practice-led PhD on performance research with Elastic Theatre, focusing on the body of work produced between 2005 and 2011
… performance outputs: Ophelia’s Song (2005-2006), Medea Made Medea (2007), The Magdalene Mysteries (2008), Medousa (2009), The Passion of Saints Sergius and Bacchus (2009) and Baroccata/Baroque Box (2010-2011). These productions have been informed by an overriding ethos, which is presented and …
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"Thematic patterns in the ""Argonautica"" of Apollonius Rhodius: A study in the imagery of similes"
… lives of the characters, particularly Jason and Medea, beyond the scope of the Argonautica. Apollonius also has made use of similes which indicate contrasts and comparisons, which are not made explicit in the narrative proper, between the main characters of the epic.
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Systemic and local signalling regulating neural stem cell proliferation
… required for NSC reactivation. The presence of Medea transcription factor binding sites at the dIlp6 locus and impaired NSC reactivation when Medea is knocked down in the BBB glia suggest that Dpp signalling may regulate expression of dIlp6. Knockdown of Tkv in the NSCs themselves did not affect …
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Hostes deum: Magic in the literature of the Neronian period
… century C.E. in the text of the Satyrica, the Medea, and the Bellum Ciuile. This is done through a close reading of the relevant passages, and their thorough comparison with the magical texts of the Papyri Graecae Magicae and the defixionum tabellae as well as Pliny’s Historia Naturalis; such …
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Aspects of Evil in Seneca's Tragedies
… the emotion of anger as represented in the Medea and compare that tragic exploration with Seneca’s discussion of the emotion in the de ira, where it is called the greatest vice. I conduct an extensive comparative investigation of the language of Seneca’s treatise de ira and his tragedy …
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A within-subject comparison of stimulus equivalence training.
Training structures have been defined as the order and arrangement of baseline conditional discriminations within stimulus equivalence training. The three training structures most often used are, linear (trains A:B and B:C discrimination), many-to-one (trains B:A and C:A discriminations) , and …
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Cross-arts Production Methods Utilising Collectives
… and producer through the collective arts group Medea Electronique. These are collective cross-arts works that involve a number of practices like music, dance, video art, photography, set design, animation, and installation art. Simultaneously, examples of collective production ethics and …
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Embracing Evil: The Threat and Allure of the Female in Greek Poetry
… most notorious female characters — Clytemnestra, Medea, Deianeira, and Phaedra — to represent a hyperbolic, three-dimensional incarnation of the violent and adulterous threats posed by women through the stories of these murderous and overly-sexual tragic wives. To conclude, I emphasize how the …
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