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* Tragic [[protagonist]] achieves a degree of [[anagnorisis]] or enlightenment; also an acceptance of his/her [[hamartia | flaw]]. | * Tragic [[protagonist]] achieves a degree of [[anagnorisis]] or enlightenment; also an acceptance of his/her [[hamartia | flaw]]. | ||
* Tragic [[protagonist]] makes important choices. Her/his choices matter because they effect more than just his/her life. | * Tragic [[protagonist]] makes important choices. Her/his choices matter because they effect more than just his/her life. | ||
== Tragedies and Tragedians == | |||
* [[Euripides]] | |||
** <i>[[Medea]]</i> | |||
* [[Sophocles]] | |||
**<i>[[Oedipus Rex]]</i> | |||
**<i>[[Antigone]]</i> | |||
* [[Shakespeare]] | |||
** <i>[[Hamlet]]</i> | |||
** <i>[[Othello]]</i> | |||
** <i>[[MacBeth]]</i> | |||
** <i>[[King Lear]]</i> | |||
== Some Views on Tragedy == | == Some Views on Tragedy == |