1. Greek theater is a theatrical tradition that flourished in ancient Greece between c. 600 and c. 200 BC.
2. theater, "theater", "theat*", greek theatre, greek theater, preclassical,classical, hellenistic and ancient greek and theatre/theater.
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a. I searched in academic search premier and britanica online and I found a lot of materials.
b. Introduction to Papers from the Conference Dionysius' Ear: Trauma, Tragedy, and Psychoanalytic Listening. By: Orange, Donna M.. Psychoanalytic Dialogues, 2006, Vol. 16 Issue 4, p413-416, 4p; (AN 23222233)
type of periodical: scholarly journals
Masks in the Accident and Modern Theatre. By: Coldiron, Margaret. New Theatre Quarterly, Nov2002, Vol. 18 Issue 4, p393, 2p; (AN 8683162)
type of periodical: scholarly journals
c. To continue on with my search for more periodical articles I might key in different terms.
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Item 1. This is a statement and, in a broad sense, a topic, but you don't imply any question about this statement that would allow you to probe it very well. If you simply want some general information about the Greek theatrical tradition, then you have a broad topic, but I'd like you to think of a narrower topic that will let you explore an aspect of the Greek theater rather than this wide open statement.
Item 2: It's good that you're thinking of using truncation with "theat*"
Item 3: In looking at your results examples, I see that they are on a couple of very different sub-topics. See if you can pick one to work on for your Lesson 6 assignment and the review exercise you will work on for November 14.
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