The Athenian playwright, Aristophanes

Athens playwright Aristophanes is regarded as one of the greatest comedians of literary history. His play is used as a source of political and social history, as a work of literary works and dramas. Given the description of the Athens historians of the other 5th century and their society, we can begin to fully understand the conservative social and progressive social views of Aristophanes and the irony of his drama I will.

The Athenian playwright, Aristophanes' comedy, is like a cabaret show filled with realities and jokes about politicians (especially Klein), and imitation of contemporary literature (Elimpas and Herodotus are both Aristophanes) Victims) Jokes are not that subtle. Usually, someone came up with a nasty plan (a private peace treaty ... to heal the blindness of God of wealth ...). After that, some complicated things, happy endings, and fun dinners. Aristophanes' most famous drama is Lysistrata, a Greek woman decided not to have sex with her husband unless he could end the Peloponnesos war between Athens and Sparta. In another drama "cloud", the philosopher Socrates was mocked. In frogs, Euripides and Aeschylus insist on who is a better poet. This is the world's oldest literary critique.

Athens playwright Aristophanes is regarded as one of the greatest comedians of literary history. His play is used as a source of political and social history, as a work of literary works and dramas. - Sparta and Athens: Two of the most famous city states in the Greek Empire - There are two most diverse views of life. Homer wrote a wonderful story about war soldiers who returned to war with these city states, but surrounded a single hero Odysseus. Odysseus fought bravely in the Trojan War, but countless challenges in his return to his country changed his path and delayed him for many years.