Tragic protagonist Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

A* AQA ENGLISH LITERATURE B ESSAY - 2021 - The mistakes made by tragic protagonists always have terrible consequences for those around them

A* AQA ENGLISH LITERATURE B ESSAY - The tragic protagonist is always left powerless in tragedies’

A* AQA ENGLISH LITERATURE B ESSAY - 2020 ‘Although tragic protagonists are flawed, they are redeemed by the love and care they show to others.’.

An essay I completed on the tragic protagonists in both 'Tess of the d'Urbervilles' and 'Death of a Salesman' debating the notion whether Tess and Willy Loman are exceptional or unexceptional individuals.

Oedipus & Greek Theatre Exam Study Guide Exam With Complete solutions Anagnorisis - Recognition - When the protagonist recognizes the truth of the situation, or comes to some realization about himself Peripeteia - The reversal - When the opposite takes place of what was planned or hoped by the protagonist Hubris - Pride/arrogance - Often Tragic flaw among greeks Tragic Hero - Of high rank (Aristocratic and powerful) - Is human - not overly virtuous or evil - Accessible t...

Oedipus & Greek Theatre Exam Study Guide Exam With Complete solutions Anagnorisis - answer- Recognition - When the protagonist recognizes the truth of the situation, or comes to some realization about himself Peripeteia - answer- The reversal - When the opposite takes place of what was planned or hoped by the protagonist Hubris - answer- Pride/arrogance - Often Tragic flaw among greeks Tragic Hero - answer- Of high rank (Aristocratic and powerful) - Is human - not overly virtuous or ev...

Oedipus & Greek Theatre Exam Study Guide Exam With Complete solutions Anagnorisis - answer- Recognition - When the protagonist recognizes the truth of the situation, or comes to some realization about himself Peripeteia - answer- The reversal - When the opposite takes place of what was planned or hoped by the protagonist Hubris - answer- Pride/arrogance - Often Tragic flaw among greeks Tragic Hero - answer- Of high rank (Aristocratic and powerful) - Is human - not overly virtuous or ev...

Oedipus & Greek Theatre Exam Study Guide 2024 with complete solution Anagnorisis - Recognition - When the protagonist recognizes the truth of the situation, or comes to some realization about himself Peripeteia - The reversal - When the opposite takes place of what was planned or hoped by the protagonist Hubris - Pride/arrogance - Often Tragic flaw among greeks Tragic Hero - Of high rank (Aristocratic and powerful) - Is human - not overly virtuous or evil - Accessible to the aud...

Oedipus & Greek Theatre Exam Study Guide Exam With Complete solutions Anagnorisis - answer- Recognition - When the protagonist recognizes the truth of the situation, or comes to some realization about himself Peripeteia - answer- The reversal - When the opposite takes place of what was planned or hoped by the protagonist Hubris - answer- Pride/arrogance - Often Tragic flaw among greeks Tragic Hero - answer- Of high rank (Aristocratic and powerful) - Is human - not overly virtuous or ev...

Anagnorisis - Ans - - Recognition - When the protagonist recognizes the truth of the situation, or comes to some realization about himself Peripeteia - Ans - - The reversal - When the opposite takes place of what was planned or hoped by the protagonist Hubris - Ans - - Pride/arrogance - Often Tragic flaw among greeks Tragic Hero - Ans - - Of high rank (Aristocratic and powerful) - Is human - not overly virtuous or evil - Accessible to the audience - Has a tragic flaw - Brings about...