The Frogs, and Other Plays. Translated with an Introd. by David Barrett Topics for Discussion

This Study Guide consists of approximately 28 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Frogs, and Other Plays. Translated with an Introd. by David Barrett.

The Frogs, and Other Plays. Translated with an Introd. by David Barrett Topics for Discussion

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Explain the role of the jury in ancient Athens. In what way is it different or similar to modern juries?

Why does the father behave badly at the party? Why does he oppose alcohol?

What are the crimes that the women level against Euripides? Are they justified?

Contrast Agathon and Euripides in The Poet and the Women.

Compare and contrast the portrayal of Aeschylus and Euripides in Frogs.

Why does Dionysus decide to bring back Aeschylus Is it the right reason?

Is the portrayal of Dionysus in Frogs pious or impious from the point of view of the average Athenian.

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