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HONORS Mid Term 1
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mimesis
imitation
Hamartia
when a hero or character realizes they are prone to mistakes, but not the fault that will lead to their downfall (error, mistake, missing the target)
Anagnorisis
recognition
Peripeteia
reversal (good to bad)
Catharsis
purgation, purification) = pity or fear
Strophe
chorus dances in one direction
antistrophe
chorus then dances in another direction
Stichomythia
Characters go back and forth speaking single lines or ½ lines (escalates a sense of conflict)
skene
stage (Ob-scene things happen off stage)
Physis
the nature of things is to be what they are
Hegemonkion
the central ruling part of the soul
Andra
the man (first word of the poem, man in the gendered sense)
Polytropos
(an epithet that describes a person; twists and turns or intelligence used) (Used to describe someone)
Nostos
the theme of the Odyssey (return)
Metis
wisdom or cunning
Kleos
reputation/fame
Arete
excellence, virtue, or fulfillment of one’s potential
Charis
grace or beauty
Hybris
heroes
Menis
divine wrath
Moira
fate
Xenia
(guest/host relationship)
Hubris
excessive pride or self-confidence