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TRAGEDY combo-tragedy-comedy-masks, RENAISSANCE, CLASSICAL - Coggle Diagram

- - - - +
        
        suffering and evil
        presented in
        great tragedy
    - - emphasis on
        
        reunification
        and
        reconciliation
    - - achieved by
        
        protagonists
    - - +
        
        forgiveness
        for his
        acts
        
        =
        
        consistancy
        
        truth to self and
        one’s values
        
        spiritual triumph over the forces
        of change
  - - - =
        
        large abstract forces
        
        +
        
        human error
        
        +
        
        weakness and malice
    - - but
        
        set right at huge cost
- - - - denotes an attitude to the protagonist of dissociation and
        judgement and acknowledges the rightness of what has happened
    - - conflicting emotions
        
        reconciled and trascended through
        
        ARTISTIC REPRESENTATION
        
        =
        
        CATHARSIS
      - to draw us sympathetically to the protagonist, regretting his or her suffering as unjust or disproportionate
- - - - rage, lust, and sexual jealousy
    - - indestructible personal identity
      - perversion of that ideal
  - - - inspired
        
        SHAKESPEARE'S PLAYS
- - - - The resolution restores a condition of natural justice and confirms the existence of a just and divine world order
  - - - Apollo
        
        -Reason
        -Control
        -Art
      - Dionysus
        
        -Passionate destructive energy
        -Orgiastic abandon
        -Self-renewing force of life