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In what town was Aphrodite born?
Based on myth, she was born from the sea.
Was Monteverdi's the coronation of Poppea based on a Greek myth?
No, it wasn`t. The answer is false.
She was very fond of Arcadian deer in Greek myth?
In Greek myth one of Hercules' labors is ty catch the Ceryneian Hind, sacred to Artemis. The Arcadian deer is in the Agatha Christie equivalent of The Labors. The lady's name is Nita / Katrina .
Is Medusa a myth or a legend?
Myth
How was hurcules born?
now see in the story zues supposly came down to earth and mated with a women and had hurcules but of course that's a myth but mabey the Greeks and Romans just didnt understand things now a myth is a myth till proven real now in the bible it said that fallen angles saw the daughters of men to be fair and had babies with them mabey demons tricked the Greeks and Romans to believe that they were gods it also says that Satan tried to spead his seed on the earth and that's why god flooded it the first time after this myth but believe whatever you want. -bem
What similarity is shared between the original myth of Pygmalion and its interpretations My Fair Lady the musical and Pygmalion the play?
(apex) the idea of someone trying to create or shape another human being
How are the original myth of Pygmalion and its interpretations the musical my fair lady and the play Pygmalion similar?
Both focus on one person trying to shape another.
On what myth was the musical ''My Fair Lady'' based?
In Greek mythology, Pygmalion, the king of Cyprus, found so much fault in womankind that he resolved to live unmarried. But after painstakingly sculpting a statue of a beautiful woman that he named Galatea, he came to regard his creation as so perfect that he fell in love with her. In 1913, Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw adapted the myth to modern-day England and used his play about a phonetics professor's efforts to refine the speech and manner of a cockney flower girl for life among the gentry as a platform for social critique, demonstrating the artificiality of class distinctions in turn-of-the-century British society.
What myth was My Fair Lady based on?
In Greek mythology, Pygmalion, the king of Cyprus, found so much fault in womankind that he resolved to live unmarried. But after painstakingly sculpting a statue of a beautiful woman that he named Galatea, he came to regard his creation as so perfect that he fell in love with her. In 1913, Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw adapted the myth to modern-day England and used his play about a phonetics professor's efforts to refine the speech and manner of a cockney flower girl for life among the gentry as a platform for social critique, demonstrating the artificiality of class distinctions in turn-of-the-century British society. My Fair Lady was based on the myth of Pygmalion. The play 'Pygmalion' by GB Shaw was made into the musical. In the myth Pygmalion was a Greek sculptor who fell in love with a beautiful sculpture he had made. He implored Aphrodite/Venus to make the sculpture alive, which she did.
How did lady gaga's parents say when she told them that she was gay?
Lady Gaga is not gay. This is a myth based on the fact that she is a supporter of equality.
How are the original myth of Pygmalion and its interpretations the musical My Fair Lady and the play Pygmalion simila?
The original myth of Pygmalion tells the story of a sculptor who falls in love with a statue he created, which comes to life, symbolizing the transformative power of love and art. Similarly, George Bernard Shaw's play "Pygmalion" explores themes of transformation through the character of Eliza Doolittle, a flower girl who is educated and refined by Professor Higgins. In the musical "My Fair Lady," this narrative is further developed with musical elements and a romantic subplot, emphasizing the social class dynamics and the complexities of identity. Both interpretations highlight transformation and the often complicated relationship between creator and creation.
What is the basis of My Fair Lady a poem?
"My Fair Lady" is a musical (and film), not a poem. It was first staged in 1956 and is based on G. Bernard Shaw's play "Pygmalion" (1913), which is inspired by a Greek myth. Some believe that Professor Henry Higgins was based on the phonetician and linguist Henry Sweet (1845-1912). (There is also speculation that the character of Eliza Doolittle was inspired by Grace Taylor, the wife of Sabine Baring-Gould, but there is no firm evidence for this). Baring-Gould is nowadays probably best known for his hymn 'Onward, Christian Soldiers'. Joncey: This is very accurate information, but it strikes me that this question is actually wondering about the poem/children's nursery rhyme "London Bridge is Falling Down," which ends with the words, "My fair lady." -- Sharon Lee
Is baba yaga and vasilisa the fair a myth or a legend?
A legend
What is medusos?
"Meduso" is a musical (rap) group. "Medusa" is a Greek myth.
Is paranormal based on true events or is it a myth?
Paranormal is a myth.
On what myth was the musical My Fair Lady based on?
In Greek mythology, Pygmalion, the king of Cyprus, found so much fault in womankind that he resolved to live unmarried. But after painstakingly sculpting a statue of a beautiful woman that he named Galatea, he came to regard his creation as so perfect that he fell in love with her. In 1913, Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw adapted the myth to modern-day England and used his play about a phonetics professor's efforts to refine the speech and manner of a cockney flower girl for life among the gentry as a platform for social critique, demonstrating the artificiality of class distinctions in turn-of-the-century British society.
How was Percy Jackson movie a myth?
It was a myth because it's based on Greek Mythology.
