PPT-Metamorphoses

Mary zimmerman Presentation by Brittany wilder alli baemer kara Gordon lauren wescoat and matt seidenfeld Date of original publicationawardsfacts This play was originally published in 2002 . takes the asymmetry in (1) to be a consequence of an asymmetry between the characters of non-moral and moral imaginings. Moral imaginings involve desire-like imaginings which are optional in non-moral 9, 403-416 (1985) MICHAEL H. KELLY AND FRANK C. KEIL Cornell Given that mythmakers must construct stories that ore comprehensible to their audience, it is reasonable to expect stories to be concept 1 -- Permission is granted to educators to reproduce this worksheet for classroom use Worksheet 4 . Orpheus and Eurydic e (teacher) Comparing two versions of the Orpheus and Eurydice story (teacher Metamorphoses. Cover of . George . Sandys. 's. 1632 edition of . Ovid's Metamorphosis . Englished. Metamorphoses. m. eta = change. m. orph = shape. Ovid’s poem (8 A.D.) is a chronological catalogue of myths about shape changing.. Seussical. Entire Play Read Due Friday 4/17. What to look for when reading:. Plot : What is going on?. Obvious Light and Sound Cues: Do they talk about a sunrise or a dark stormy scene?. Set necessities: What do you absolutely need?. Actaeon. in Antiquity . Amphora with Artemis and . Aktaeon. The . Eucharides. Painter. C.500-480. Attic clay,. Hamburg Museum . fue. . Kunst. und . Gewerbe. Note that . Actaeon. is wearing a deerskin.. Metamorphoses. An “Epic” of Desire and Transformation. Metamorphoses. = “Transformations”. Latin poem, circa 8 C.E.. Metamorphoses. vs. . Aeneid. Aeneid. : . a single, complex . story. one . Metamorphoses. Cover of . George . Sandys. 's. 1632 edition of . Ovid's Metamorphosis . Englished. Metamorphoses. m. eta = change. m. orph = shape. Ovid’s poem (8 A.D.) is a chronological catalogue of myths about shape changing.. Intellegere. et . Diligere. . Litteras. :. “To understand and to love literature”. Introduction. Classical training. Germination of the project. Reading mythology, notice two themes . Tragic love story. Mary . zimmerman. Presentation by: Brittany wilder, . alli. . baemer. , . kara. Gordon, . lauren. . wescoat. , and matt . seidenfeld. Date. . of. . original. . publication/awards/facts. This play was originally published in 2002. . in Antiquity . Amphora with Artemis and . Aktaeon. The . Eucharides. Painter. C.500-480. Attic clay,. Hamburg Museum . fue. . Kunst. und . Gewerbe. Note that . Actaeon. is wearing a deerskin.. . and Daphne. http://. www.theoi.com/Nymphe/NympheDaphne.html. APOLLON & DAPHNE. Museum Collection: Ostia . Antica. , Rome, Italy . Catalogue Number: TBA. Type: Floor Mosaic. Context: Ostia. Date: --. . Narcissus fresco from Pompeii. Caravaggio. 1597-1599. Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Antica, Rome. Posèq. , Avigdor W. G. “The Allegorical Content of. Caravaggio’s ‘Narcissus’” . Source: Notes in the History of Art . Ovid’s Orpheus From the Metamorphoses, Books X and XI immensum modifies aethera , a Gk accusative croceus is yellow, the color worn by Roman brides velo , velare = cover/ wrap amictus , -us = cloak