Ancient Greece + Antigone powerpoint update.key

56 Pages·2017·2.39 MB·English

Ancient Greece, Antigone,
Oedipus, Sophocles, etc.
You will need paper, a pen or pencil, and your iPad.
*All info on these slides = fair game
for a quiz either tomorrow or next
week :)
Goal: to explore the significant elements of Ancient
Greek society such as beliefs in death and the afterlife
and important theatre terminology in order to better
inform our reading of Oedipus and Antigone.
DP Curriculum
(quarters 1&2)
Pedro Paramo by Juan Rulfo
Antigone by Sophocles
Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi
IB Assessment = World Lit Paper (25%)
Antigone Interactive Oral Topics
Sophocles - THE MAN
Ancient Greek beliefs in death and the afterlife
Ancient Greek Theatre
Chorus
Sparta vs. Athens
Imagine that the Sphinx is ravaging your city
due to some ancient crime. She kills anyone
who cannot answer her riddle. The only way
to save yourself and your town is to correctly
answer her riddle. Let’s see if you can do it...
What travels on four
feet in the morning,
two at midday, and
three in the evening?
Let’s review the myth of Oedipus.
Greece was roughly
the size of Texas.
Sparta
Used force to rule
Very war-like people
Slavery was commonly accepted.
Spartan females were taught to be fit, brave, and patriotic.
ALL Spartan males were expected to be lifelong warriors.
Athens
Democratic and forward thinking
Education -The male members of the society had access
to good education and were free to pursue any of the
arts or sciences.
Women had few rights. Only men were considered
citizens.
Slavery was commonly accepted.