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Catharsis
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the city of Athens
the god Dionysus
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human suffering
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its exploration of human nature
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catastrophe
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the fall of noble characters
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tragedians
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classical literature
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its cultural impact
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the Western canon
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literature courses
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human and divine
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gptkb:theater
ancient theaters
theaters worldwide
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gptkb:sequel
episodes
exodus
parodos
stasimon
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modern tragedy
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