Blogs about: Orestes
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Teaching Memesis
Much of what has been considered the ground and pillar of literature are copies and reproductions of other forerunners of the same kind. The story lines, the plots and even the events and scenes are n… more →
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Righting the wrong in Greek mythology
Ari wrote 2 weeks ago: As contemporary readers of mythology endeavor to draw ties between ancient Greek literature and thei … more →
Agora (2009) To Open
alexandrabond wrote 1 month ago: I learned of the release of Agora at Kallisti in Spain on October 6th, 2009. I hope it’ll come … more →
Agora, The Movie
westernparadigm wrote 2 months ago: I found out about an upcoming (December 2009) historical movie that looks interesting from N.S.Gill … more →
The Mystic?
Daniel Schmidt wrote 2 months ago: I know it may not be appropriate to name one’s novel before one writes it, but I think some pe … more →
Live Streaming Austin Theatre
actresstx wrote 3 months ago: Livestreaming shows is an emerging trend for Austin theatre apparently. I first became aware of it … more →
Hypatia, the flower of learning in Ancient Alexandria
Hevel Löwen wrote 3 months ago: “Superstition is cowardice in the face of the Divine” wrote Theophastrus, who lived in d … more →
Orestes Pursued by the Furies
amphibologista wrote 4 months ago: Orestes Pursued by the Furies, John Singer Sargent I was looking at thumbnail after thumbnail of Sar … more →
Socrates' Athenian jury
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andreaskluth wrote 4 months ago: Orestes and the Furies Slowly, in this thread on Socrates and his surprising relevance to us today, … more →
At the bottom of the cistern
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nycwastrel wrote 5 months ago: There are four of us. The air is cool. There is no light. There is no noise. We pause in the dark, l … more →
HOME SIEGE HOME Part I: Clytemnestra ~ The Review
frankiely wrote 7 months ago: Trace Turville (Clytemnestra) & Brian Weir (Hermione) Clytemnestra sits prostrated on her bed, s … more →
Teaching Memesis
teresamay wrote 10 months ago: Much of what has been considered the ground and pillar of literature are copies and reproductions of … more →
Is Orestes really this Jaws like?
cheersbyebye wrote 1 year ago: I don’t know what you guys think, but I’m usually a fan of well done posters for movies … more →
Righteousness and Reform in Aeschylus's Oresteia
Seth A. Bishop wrote 1 year ago: In Aeschylus’s Oresteia, the audience is witness to a series of murderous, retaliatory actions … more →
Book Review: Remembering Hypatia
Charyl Miller Pingleton wrote 1 year ago: Remembering Hypatia: A Novel of Ancient Egypt By Brian Trent Local to Connecticut iuniverse, 2005, $ … more →
Stepping Out Of Sanity
LuLi wrote 1 year ago: “Just call me crazy Insane and deranged it don’t matter to me Call it what you want to I … more →
