established and refined
Greek theater originated as festivals honoring the gods. In Athens, during the festivals, men would perform songs to welcome Dionysus. These songs and performances adapted into three styles; Tragedy, Comedy and Satire.
They were ancient Greek play writers. Sophocles Aeschylus and Euripides were the ''big 3'' of tragedy. Aristophanes wrote comedy and excelled in political and social satire. They all had themes taken from historical events and everyday life.
The ancient Greeks created two primary types of drama: tragedy and comedy. Tragedy focuses on serious themes and often explores human suffering, fate, and moral dilemmas, typically culminating in a cathartic experience for the audience. In contrast, comedy is characterized by humor, satire, and often a lighthearted approach to social issues, aiming to entertain and provoke laughter rather than evoke pity or fear. While both forms served to reflect and critique society, their tone and purpose differ significantly.
Satire
It was satire.
established and refined
established and refined
genres
comedy, tragedy, satire?
The four archetypal genres of Western literature found on the genre wheel are comedy, tragedy, romance, and irony. Each of these genres represents different narrative patterns and themes that have been prevalent in literature throughout history.
The various genres of plays consist of tragedy, tragicomedy, melodrama, domestic comedy, comedy of manners, romantic comedy, farce, and satire.
the major literary genres are drama, romance, satire tragedy, comedy, and tragicomedy.
Tragedy, romance, comedy, and satire/irony
A. tragedy, romance, comedy, and satire/irony.
It was satire,tragedy,and comedy that makes it three forms of writing before it was classified in modern world currently
Old Comedy - comedy about political satire New Comedy - comedy that deviates away from political satire and makes fun of everyday family life
tragedy, romance, comedy, and satire/irony