Myth, Religion, Politics, and History in Ancient Greek Theater
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An in-depth exploration of the political and religious functions of Greek theater through the study of primary sources and the great classical authors.
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The initiative, curated by Lucio Sisana, offers an analysis of the function and political and religious significance of Greek theater. The course involves the study of primary sources and the reading of representative works by authors such as Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, and Aristophanes.
The program includes an examination of European theater and a reflection on its influence in the modern era, integrating elements of historical analysis with parallels between the theatrical traditions of ancient Greece and Italy, with particular reference to Pirandello.
