The Art in the Popular

The Art in the Popular

Cantor explains that Greek culture that looks so elevated to people today looked debased to many of its most intelligent contemporaries--precisely because it was so popular. Scholars have an idealized view of Greek drama because only the best works have survived.

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Veröffentlicht in:The Wilson quarterly (Washington) 2001-06, Vol.25 (3), p.26-39
Hauptverfasser: Cantor, Paul A., Cantor, Paul
Format: Artikel
Sprache:eng
Schlagworte:
Aeschylus (522-456 BC)
Ancient Greece
Classical Greek drama
Classical literature
Communities
Critical thinking
Cultural studies
Drama
Greek civilization
High culture
Perceptions
Platonism
Poetry
Pop Culture: Only a Wasteland?
Popular culture
Scholars
Social aspects
Socratic philosophy
Study and teaching
Television and children
Theater
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Zusammenfassung:Cantor explains that Greek culture that looks so elevated to people today looked debased to many of its most intelligent contemporaries--precisely because it was so popular. Scholars have an idealized view of Greek drama because only the best works have survived.
ISSN:0363-3276
2328-529X