Theater, being in most cases a representation of real life, can refer to anyone of its aspects, including disease. Human disease is a specific condition associated with several effects in the behavior of both, the patient and his environment, as well as their interrelationship. Several play writers, even from the ancient years, have tried to present these effects. Furthermore, another topic for the theater can be the way Medicine is practiced, usually with a critical approach. Of course play writers have not in general studied Medicine and so their references to disease may not be always absolutely right, especially if they represent aspects of past time. Furthermore, if we refer to poetic or symbolic drama it may express unrealistic situat...
Sophocles, one of the most noted playwrights of the ancient world, wrote the tragedy Oedipus Rex in ...
This article analyses the depiction of mental and physical pain in Sophoclean tragedy, showing how S...
The dramatists of ancient Greece fixed the character and features of tragedy, and the Greek philosop...
Greek tragedy and Greek medicine both treat forms of human suffering. This dissertation investigates...
If there is one consistent aspect across cultures and time, it would be the human race\u27s struggle...
William Shakespeare’s plays provide an invaluable compendium of medical terminology in the form of b...
An account of the theme of plagues in Greek literature (Sophocles, Thucydides) and Roman literature ...
An effort is made in this study to consider the important factors in the field of medicine that are ...
This project examines how the social and cultural effects brought about by disease are reflected in ...
Shakespeare has long been acknowledged to be a pioneer in understanding the functions and dysfunctio...
Sophocles’ tragedy, Philoctetes, is the drama of vulnerability. The play is well noted, even if it ...
The main body of this work examines two American plays: Spirochete and The Normal Heart. Spirochete,...
The art of storytelling is only a step away from the art of performance. Yet it took centuries to de...
Few life occurrences shaped individual and collective identities within Victorian society as critica...
There is a vast amount of scholarly work devoted to Oedipus Tyrannus and Oedipus at Colonus. However...
Sophocles, one of the most noted playwrights of the ancient world, wrote the tragedy Oedipus Rex in ...
This article analyses the depiction of mental and physical pain in Sophoclean tragedy, showing how S...
The dramatists of ancient Greece fixed the character and features of tragedy, and the Greek philosop...
Greek tragedy and Greek medicine both treat forms of human suffering. This dissertation investigates...
If there is one consistent aspect across cultures and time, it would be the human race\u27s struggle...
William Shakespeare’s plays provide an invaluable compendium of medical terminology in the form of b...
An account of the theme of plagues in Greek literature (Sophocles, Thucydides) and Roman literature ...
An effort is made in this study to consider the important factors in the field of medicine that are ...
This project examines how the social and cultural effects brought about by disease are reflected in ...
Shakespeare has long been acknowledged to be a pioneer in understanding the functions and dysfunctio...
Sophocles’ tragedy, Philoctetes, is the drama of vulnerability. The play is well noted, even if it ...
The main body of this work examines two American plays: Spirochete and The Normal Heart. Spirochete,...
The art of storytelling is only a step away from the art of performance. Yet it took centuries to de...
Few life occurrences shaped individual and collective identities within Victorian society as critica...
There is a vast amount of scholarly work devoted to Oedipus Tyrannus and Oedipus at Colonus. However...
Sophocles, one of the most noted playwrights of the ancient world, wrote the tragedy Oedipus Rex in ...
This article analyses the depiction of mental and physical pain in Sophoclean tragedy, showing how S...
The dramatists of ancient Greece fixed the character and features of tragedy, and the Greek philosop...