Tragedy

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can divide this text into 2 parts: From line 1 to line 25: A typical example of tragedies From line 6 to the end: Reasons for such a phenomenon I. A typical example of tragedies. The text starts with a precise example, the author refers to a tragedy that involved young people. Andrew Golden at 11 and Mitchell Johnson aged 13 with 3 rifles and seven pistols killed four children and one teacher and wounded ten other people at their school in Jonesboro in Arkansas in March 1998.The covers of Time

play to be a Modern Greek tragedy. The chorus was an important part of Greek tragedies. The chorus was a group of anonymous ‘citizens’ that introduced characters, gave information about what was happening off stage and informed the audience on what happened ‘inside‘ the characters’ mind. It is easy to see how A fills in this function in the play. In the opening for example, or many of his interludes As the chorus, Alfieri does much to set the inevitability of the tragedy. (opening speech, interludes

oil prospection. II/ The tragedy Location The offshore platform is located in Gulf of Mexico. More precisely, the semi-submersible platform, before it had sunk, was in charge of drilling the Macondo prospect (concession) in the Mississippi Canyon which is a part of the American EEZ (Exclusive Economic Zone). Main Actors To understand what happen to the platform and why it sank, we have to discover who were the main actors and their responsibilities in this tragedy. Deep water Horizon Deep water

composed of a text and 2 magazines cover which picture a massacre. Through this extract, the author enlarge on the gun culture and it’s problem in the US. In a first part, I’m going to describe the tragedy and then in a second part, I’m going to explain the problems of violence in the US. I – The tragedy The 2 boys picture on the 2 magazine covers are the same person, Andrew Golden, but at different ages. The 2 magazines deal with a school shooting in Arkansas which Andrew and Mitchell Johnson

past 2000 years. A tragedy is a dramatic composition, often in verse, dealing with a serious or somber theme, typically that of a noble person whose character is flawed by a moral weakness -as pride, envy, etc- which causes him to break a divine law or a moral precept and which leads him to his downfall or destruction. William Shakespeare’s play Macbeth, by presenting a dark theme, a moral weakness in the hero’s mind and his downfall, can therefore be examined as a tragedy of the XVIIth century

l’acte sanglant est-il représenté (visible-invisible ; que se passe-t-il pendant le crime ; etc.) ? 

Question n°2
La tragédie de la vengeance.
Le genre de la Revenge tragedy a rencontré un immense succès auprès du public anglais de la fin du XVIe et du début du XVIIe siècle. Thomas Kyd en a posé les fondements avec The Spanish Tragedy (écrite dans la 2e moitié des années 1580 et publiée en 1592).
Le principe en est le suivant : le personnage principal est un homme dont la famille est victime d’un

are in the play, who they are and the relationship between them.Then I will analyse a few quotations from the text where the characters invoke gods, say why do they do that and what does it mean for the plot. The dramatic role of Gods in Racine’s tragedy Phèdre must not be underrated.It may be that at the first read one could think that the action is completely human and that gods participate only to be uselessly invoked by the different characters, however this is definitely not true. Analysing the

since 1996 and resulted in millions of killings and massive violations of human rights after 13 years of fighting and unrest. This regional crisis has been characterized by massive violations of human rights such as the genocide in Rwanda and the tragedy lived by the populations in the Congo. The questions which arise are the following: 1. What were the possibilities at the disposal of the international community in order to prevent those tragedies? 2. Why nothing was done in the region

(1837-1909) observed of Marlowe that "the father of English tragedy and the creator of English blank verse was therefore also the teacher and the guide of Shakespeare." Shakespeare and Marlowe both wrote plays for Lord Strange's acting company and influenced each other's work. Also Shakespeare favored the blank verse. Marlowe's major plays were written between 1585 and 1593, among them Tamburlaine, Parts I and II, and THE JEW OF MALTA, a tragedy and parody of Niccolo Machiavelli (1469-1527). Machiavelli