By using our site, you agree to our collection of information through the use of cookies. To learn more, view our Privacy Policy. To browse Academia. Greek or Attic tragedy was an inherent part of the culture of ancient Athens. The form, originating from earlier ritualistic traditions was considered to be the most superior of dramatic forms. Apart from tragedy, the other forms of dramatic productions were comedy and satyr-plays but these were considered to be of lesser import.
The city celebrated a five day annual festival in late March to honor Dionysius Eleuthereus, the god of wine and theatre. In this festival, three acclaimed writers each of whom presented a trilogy of tragic plays and a satyr drama competed for the prize. Earlier, all four plays were thematically tied and constituted a tetralogy but later Sophocles and Euripedes espoused a single play format. As for the subject, the playwrights used to modify and creatively present different versions of myths that were widely accepted.
This article is a review of current literature in the areas of new literacies and digital literacies. It explores the implications of these literacies on reading professionals, students, and school districts and discusses the effect of the absence of assessment in these areas of literacy. Forthcoming in Synthese co-authored with Barbara Montero. Os organizadores. They are 'complex systems' characterized by limited resources and socioeconomic dynamics currently threatened by climate and social changes.
Despite a growing number of scientific articles dealing with NCP, there is a high risk that the existing literature has left out the complexity of such systems. In the light of ongoing social, economic, and climatic changes in the Mediterranean basin, neglecting the complexity of pastoral systems can lead to significant research biases, missing the priorities affecting the stability and continuity of such systems. A combination of frameworks of analysis provided by the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment and by the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services was applied to understand if and to what extent the complexity of Mediterranean pastoral systems has been considered in the available literature.
Most of the papers report studies conducted in the European Union zone papers , with the majority in Spain Fewer studies have been conducted in the Middle East 15 papers and Africa zones 9 papers. Despite results confirming the importance of pastoral systems as providers of NCP, most of the eligible papers focused on regulating NCP.
