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    Agamenón-De Esquilo - Guia de Lectura: Pathos

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    This document provides questions to guide the reading and analysis of Agamemnon, a tragedy by Aeschylus. It asks about key plot points in the play, like how Clytemnestra learns of Agamemnon's victory in the Trojan War and his return home. It also questions the motivations and actions of various characters, such as Clytemnestra's treatment of Cassandra and her justification for killing Agamemnon. Finally, it prompts analysis of themes like the characters that commit hubris and how the audience might feel sympathy or condemnation for different figures in the tragedy.

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    This document provides questions to guide the reading and analysis of Agamemnon, a tragedy by Aeschylus. It asks about key plot points in the play, like how Clytemnestra learns of Agamemnon's victory in the Trojan War and his return home. It also questions the motivations and actions of various characters, such as Clytemnestra's treatment of Cassandra and her justification for killing Agamemnon. Finally, it prompts analysis of themes like the characters that commit hubris and how the audience might feel sympathy or condemnation for different figures in the tragedy.

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    This document provides questions to guide the reading and analysis of Agamemnon, a tragedy by Aeschylus. It asks about key plot points in the play, like how Clytemnestra learns of Agamemnon's victory in the Trojan War and his return home. It also questions the motivations and actions of various characters, such as Clytemnestra's treatment of Cassandra and her justification for killing Agamemnon. Finally, it prompts analysis of themes like the characters that commit hubris and how the audience might feel sympathy or condemnation for different figures in the tragedy.

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    Agamenón-De Esquilo - Guia de Lectura: Pathos

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    This document provides questions to guide the reading and analysis of Agamemnon, a tragedy by Aeschylus. It asks about key plot points in the play, like how Clytemnestra learns of Agamemnon's victory in the Trojan War and his return home. It also questions the motivations and actions of various characters, such as Clytemnestra's treatment of Cassandra and her justification for killing Agamemnon. Finally, it prompts analysis of themes like the characters that commit hubris and how the audience might feel sympathy or condemnation for different figures in the tragedy.

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    AGAMENN- DE ESQUILO- GUIA DE LECTURA

    ESTAS PREGUNTAS DEBEN RESPONDERSE UNA VEZ LEDA LA OBRA. SON MATERIAL
    DE ESTUDIO PARA LA EVALUACIN .
    A. Preguntas sobre la o!"rens#$n %e la &#stor#a.
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    >. En ese *&s*o est!s&*o )&#ur$n estos /ersos?
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    la gracia de las cosas sagradas y las pisotean;pero esto no es piadoso. La ruina se manifiesta como
    nacida de audacias a las que no hay que atreverse, de aquellos que respiran un orgullo desmedido
    y cuya casa desborda de opulencia excesiva....
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    'o*et&(o9
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    M&'en$s. Bus-uen un$ $nt&'&,$'&%n enun'&$($ ,or e Cor&)eo 3 otr$ ,or C&te*nestr$.
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    '$r$'terst&'$ es,e'&$9
    D. 8C%*o tr$t$ C&te*nestr$ $ C$s$n(r$9 Eust&)&-uen 'on un )r$#*ento (e $ o"r$
    1F.8:u5 ,$,e 'u*,e )un($*ent$*ente C$s$n(r$ en $ o"r$9
    11. A re#res$r $ ,$$'&o+ C&te*nestr$ &ntent$ ,ersu$(&r (e $#o $ A#$*en%n 8Por -u5 o .$'e9
    17. 8:u5 'r&*en 'o*ente C&te*nestr$9 8C%*o o .$'e9 8En -u5 ,$rte (e $ o"r$ o $nun'&$9
    1;. 8:u&5n $'o*,$B$ $ C&te*nestr$ en su $'to 3 ,or -u5 o .$'e9
    1<. 8:u5 e re'r&*&n$ e 'or&)eo $ E#&sto9
    1=. C&te*nestr$ en'uentr$ /$r&os *ot&/os ,$r$ Cust&)&'$r su $ses&n$to. 8Cu!es son9
    1>. 8Es re$*ente C&te*nestr$ un &nstru*ento (e os (&oses ,$r$ '$st&#$r $ A#$*enon o su $'to
    (e re$&1$r Cust&'&$+ $'to -ue 'orres,on(e $ os (&oses+ ser! $ su /e1 '$st&#$(o9 Eust&)&-uen su
    res,uest$.
    '. En rela#$n a la trage%#a gr#ega.
    1. 8:u&5n es e $utor (e est$ o"r$ 3 en -u5 $Bo )ue estren$($9
    7. Se#6n un$ (e sus (e)&n&'&ones+ $ tr$#e(&$ 'uent$ $ G'$($ (e un .5roeH 8C%*o se ,ue(e
    $,&'$r est$ (e)&n&'&%n $ A#$*en%n9
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    es,e't$(or? su contemplacin hace que el espectador se introduzca en los impulsos que los generan, por
    un lado simpatizando con el hroe trgico a travs de sus emociones (pathos), por otro lado condenando la
    desmesura o el defecto a travs del hbris soberbia o malversacin, es decir actuacin contra las lees
    divinas, que lleva al persona!e a cometer el crimen)""
    8:u5 ,erson$Ces (e $ o"r$ &n'urren en $'tos (e so"ert&$9 Por otro $(o+ 8,ue(e e
    es,e't$(or sent&r e*,$t$+ &(ent&)&'$'&%n 'on eos9 8Cu! ser$ $ $''&%n '$t!rt&'$ (e $
    o"r$9
    C. En rela#$n a la #nte"reta#$n %e la obra.
    #" $ul te parece que es el principal sentimiento que moviliza a los persona!es en esta obra%
    &" '(uede equipararse el acto de $litemnestra a una suerte de !usticia por mano propia%
    )" '(udo haberse resuelto este caso a partir de la introduccin de la !usticia% '$mo podr*a haberse
    resuelto de esa manera%
    +" ,i el acto de $litemnestra no es un acto de !usticia, entonces 'qu seguir sucediendo en la casa de
    los -tridas%
    ." ,i tuvieras que preparar la puesta en escena de esta obra, cules son los ob!etos que no podr*as
    de!ar de conseguir para su representacin%

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