Through the chorus, Euripides positions the audience to be receptive to Medea's quest for justice and to recognise the heroic nature of her stance. As the “ ...

The chorus' firm support of Medea falters when she announces her plan to kill her children: they express horror, urge her to reconsider and, in the third ...

The chorus, composed of Corinthian women, turns towards the house and addresses Medea. They try to reason with Medea and convince her that suicide would be an ...

The Chorus is composed of a group of Corinthian women who have assembled outside of 's house because of the loud wailing and lamentation they have overheard ...

Chorus. Composed of the women of Corinth, the chorus chiefly serves as a commentator to the action, although it occasionally engages directly in the dialogue.

The Chorus is used as an instrument to help the audience to understand and feel Medea's suffering, and so from this early point in the play, a sympathy is ...

2 сент. 2023 г. · In Medea the chorus represents the women of Corinth. In Greek tragedies the chorus has an important role- to introduce the characters ...

Оценка 5,0 (1) The Chorus serves as a sort of sounding board for Medea, a testing ground for her attitudes and her projects, as without her conversations with the Chorus, her ...

The Chorus in Medea is a good example of this. This group of Corinthian women mostly just hangs out, bemoaning the terrible things that are going down.

The Chorus in "Medea" serves to reflect the societal norms and moral viewpoints of the time. They provide commentary on the unfolding events, often expressing ...