Aristophanes’ Clouds a Satyr Play Written in 419 BCE

The clouds of Aristophanes can be interpreted as an unconscious satellite drama written in 419 BC when read in a hurry. However, the choir warned the reader not to expect to laugh, but to pay attention to potential seriousness, dramatic tricks in the play, like "spelling the dangling penis" actor . (Cloud 538 - 44). Even if the show uses some low level equipment, the game information is complex and can be used as a warning to Socrates. Aristophanes is a "friendly critic" of Socrates and warned Socrates of Athens' way of doing and changing his interests (Whidden).

The contemporary Socrates' manga writer Aristophanes speaks of the story of Socrates in his "clouds" of the drama first staged in 423 BC two years ago. In "clouds", Socrates is depicted as a remote, arrogant teacher who turned away from the Greek religion supported by a private god who worships the state and his own tools. He also operates schools and ideological laboratories to teach young people destructive ideas. At the end of the script, the Socrates school burned down. The majority of Aristophanes' drama is a satirical stimulus to the elite of Athens: Euripides, Klein, Socrates are his main writings at the Oxford University Press, and Stephen Halliwell gives the intention of Aristophanes It is a mix of fantasy and irony, and Socrates and his school may not actually be like that.

The clouds of Aristophanes can be interpreted as an unconscious satellite drama written in 419 BC when read in a hurry. However, the choir warned the reader that players should not expect an interesting trick to evoke laughter like an actor like "Hung Penis Stitch", but "she believes only his own words". 44). Even if the show uses some low level equipment, the game information is complex and can be used as a warning to Socrates. Aristophanes is a "friendly critic" of Socrates and warned Socrates of Athens' way of doing and changing his interests (Whidden).