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Medea Text Response Essay
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VCE - Year 12 - English
High-scoring Medea text response. Topic: The lesson of Medea is that civilised men ignore at their peril the world of instinct, emotion and irrational experience. Discuss.
Medea Text Response Essay
This student studied:
VCE - Year 12 - English
High-scoring Medea essay. Topic: Medea's love for her children is unquestionable. Discuss.
Medea
This student studied:
QCE - Year 12 - Drama
Analysis of dramatic languages shown in Zen Zen Zo's re-imagined version of Medea: The River Runs Backwards
Medea Study Notes
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VCE - Year 12 - English
Euripides was one of the three great Greek tragedians. The others are Aeschylus and Sophocles. Because he lived more than 2300 years ago, it is difficult to say which details of his biography are factual and which have been colored with mythical elements. According to existing sources, Euripides had two failed marriages after which he lived out much of his life on the island of Salamis. He was the favorite playwright of the philosopher Plato; and, in his Poetics, Aristotle calls him the "most tragic" of all the poets. He may have retired to the court of King Archelaus north of Greece in Macedonia, where he died in 406 B.C.
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