Elements of Greek Tragedy

[@davebeech236]

This is EXACTLY what I need to teach a Chinese student online tomorrow as an introduction to a close critical reading of Steinbeck's 'Of Mice and Men' for GCSE O level (a national exam a bit like the high school certificate) here in the UK. Thank you. I will be sure to acknowledge and reference your channel in the lesson notes.

[@maximilyen]

👏👍

[@kristianscunculishello]

Nicely done! I was hoping to find short and clear info on the canons of greek tragedy and this is it! Brilliant!

[@theoSong-m7u]

Absolutely fantastic video! Thank you so much for a clear and thoughtful teaching!

[@michaelbyrd7809]

Excellent video!

[@ayalkibetadem802]

Hi. This video helped me a lot on my term paper on Modern Narrative Techniques. Thank you and God bless you!

[@rudi_xie6139]

Thank you so much this was everything that I needed for my literature exam

[@m.a.8736]

As far as I am concern, there is a deus ex machina in Greeks. But there is not in the Rome. Other than that, thank you, that was extremely helpful.

[@darcybinglay7526]

Amazing lecture thanks alottt madam.

[@maximilyen]

Very nice

[@miss_augustas8372]

Thanks a million mam👍😊

[@mikeisrite]

You have a very sweet voice I love you !!

[@Lahfo]

u say it that easy do u

[@colinator9414]

Great video

[@diegomoreno5927]

How do I write a tragedy ?

[@benjaminstephens9529]

Great job

[@diegomoreno5927]

What about the order of (fictional) events, is that the plot?

[@lofii_z]

Someone from Ms. Guzman class?

[@ConstanzeWeber]

Awkward material nicely side-stepped!!! 11:00

[@NikephorosAer54]

All nice but it is Parodos, not Parados, like Exodos. Antigone is my Heroine. A Greek friend Nikephoros. (Odos is Street)

[@williametheridge1764]

dreary delivery

[@mitchellbrown8061]

When u have to relate this bs to the gospell of mark #gottalovetheo

[@blakedurham9653]

don’t understand nothing 😂😂

[@MasonCasper]

Great video