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19555 Odysseus Back Home. This paper considers the way the last three books of the Odyssey relate to the rest of the poem.
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19556 Selections from the Odyssey. This paper examines three passages from the Odyssey and looks at their greater meaning to the rest of the tale. Each passage demonstrates the concepts of obedience to the Gods, ownership of women, and the transitions of life.
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15835 The Purpose of Drama and How Drama Has Changed Over Time. This paper compares “Oedipus Rex”, the various plays of Shakespeare, and “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” thereby demonstrating the purpose of drama and how drama has changed over time.
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19777 A Critique of Oedipus the King. In introducing a critique to the play Oedipus the King, we can see how this tragedy unfolds in the text, and reveals the basis of a traditional tragedy. The basic characteristics of the play by Sophocles show a sense of broad moral dilemmas that are associated with the character Oedipus and his mother's tragic demise within the play. The elements of text reveal to us a traditional theme of tragedy, which is ingrained in the traditions of the classical Greek theatre in the period that Sophocles lived amongst. The tradition of the text will be tragedy, and this best explains the background to how this play was formed.
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19960 Community Responsibility: "Zooman and the Sign". A 3-page analysis of the issue of community responsibility in the play "Zooman and the Sign" by Charles Fuller.
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21 Pirandello. This is a criticism of the play, Six Characters in Search of an Author, by Luigi Pirandello, the 1934 Nobel prize winner for literature and considered the most important Italian dramatist during the period between World Wars I and II. Born in Sicily and educated in Rome, Pirandello gained international renown in 1921 for this play, which was originally entitled Sei Personaggi in Cerca d'Autore (Aladren 2001). The play reveals two plots in a single presentation: a rehearsal of a play by a group of actors and the story of a family of six members, who disturbs the group's manager to give its story an ending.
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55 A Doll's House And Death Of A Salesman. This paper discusses two plays, "A Doll's House" and the "Death of a Salesman." Both plays are about fallen families, and in both cases, the fall occurs in proportion to the deception that the family members opt for themselves. Both families try everything to tune up with society's expectations and their own wishes and dreams - in the "Death of a Salesman", the American dream of getting rich quick, particularly in Willy Loman's case. Both plays tell us that most of us choose to play roles and deceive, not only those immediately and distantly around us, but also ourselves. This, many families do at the expense of the fulfillment they swear to serve all their lives, as the case is in these two plays.
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