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Classics - Tragedy.
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Classics Essay, Compare and Contrast Penelope and Circe.
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Classics Project - Athens
Compare Aeneas and Odysseus in Their Role As Leaders And Prospective Hero's?
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Compare Hero by Mick Gowar and Ozymandias by Percy Bysshe Shelley.
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Creon and Brady
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Creon’s Leadership Compared to Machiavelli’s Ideas
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Despite their differences in character, Antigone and Miss Julie encounter the same fate.
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Development
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Development of Resistance Against Creon
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Differences can be seen in a Modern Theatre Production
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Divine intervention in the Odyssey.
Fate in Medea
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Feminism in Antigone and Medea
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Form and Structure - Antigone
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From the books that you have read, what do you think is the most daunting obstacle facing Odysseus on his return back to his home land and whilst he is reclaiming his home land from rival hands?
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From the books you have read so far, to what extent would you say that female characters, mortal and immortal, control events
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hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. is this a more apt description of medea or clytemnestra?
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Heroes in Combat.
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Homer Odyssey XXI
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How far does the success of “Lysistrata” depends on the characterization of its eponymous heroine.
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How important are the concepts of destiny and fate and the role of the gods in the sections of Book II that you have read?
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How significant are outside influences onour decisions to commit ourselves to an action?
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How would you wish your audience to respond to the scene in which the Guard first approaches King Creon to tell him that Polynices’ corpse has been buried? Explain how you would want to achieve your aims.
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Imagine you are a plebeian and write a newspaper account of the eruption in AD79
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