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...''aeidein'' = "to sing". This dates back to a time when [[religion]] and [[theatre]] were more or less intertwined in early [[ritual]] events. Goats were trad ...ed]] respectively) against models of tragedy. Taxidou, however, reads epic theatre as an incorporation of tragic functions and its treatments of mourning and

...or example, [[Bertolt Brecht]] viewed catharsis as a pap for the bourgeois theatre audience, and designed dramas which left significant emotions unresolved, a ...al sickness and social ills. This was first used by Mike St. Pierre in his epic novel "uncomming part II" released in 1867.

...ral literature|oral]] as well and include such [[genre]]s as [[Epic poetry|epic]], [[legend]], [[Mythology|myth]], [[ballad]], plus other forms of oral poe ...tten in [[Meter (poetry)|verse]] (although verse has been equally used for epic and dramatic fiction). Poems rely heavily on [[imagery]], precise word choi

...e_Code_of_Hammurabi|Hammurabi Code]] and the [[Epic_of_Gilgamesh|Gilgamesh Epic]] from Mesopotamia, as well as the [[Egyptian_book_of_the_dead|the Egyptian ...[[film]], [[juggling]], [[marching arts]], such as [[brass band]]s, and [[theatre]].

...ch as [[painting]] and [[sculpture]], as well as performing arts such as [[theatre]] and [[dance]], and [[literature]]. Other humanities such as language are ...[[film]], [[juggling]], [[marching arts]], such as [[brass band]]s, and [[theatre]].

...; in this notation, the metaphor discussed above would state that "LIFE IS THEATRE". In a [[conceptual metaphor]] the elements of an extended metaphor consti * An [[Homeric simile|epic or Homeric simile]] is an extended metaphor containing details about the ve

...iography, states that "Pete Townshend credited Larry's own rock-opera, The Epic, for inspiring the rock-opera, Tommy, recorded by The Who" [https://www.lar ...Lou Reizner]] presented two concert versions of ''Tommy'' at the [[Rainbow Theatre]], [[London]]. The concerts featured The Who, plus an all-star guest cast,