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We have learned that Greek drama grew out
of religious rituals, particularly those honoring
Dionysus, the god of wine and fertility.
When we read Antigone, we will discuss many
references to other Greek gods and myths.
For this project, you will research one of those allusions to learn more about it. You will then present your findings to the class, so that we will all understand its importance to the ancient Greeks and why Sophocles chose to reference it in his play.
Directions:
You have been given the name of a mythological allusion taken from the play Antigone. That allusion refers to a god or goddess, a myth, mythological figure, or famous place. Your job is to research your assigned reference and report back to the class.
Your project should contain the following:
Your project should contain the following:
• A retelling of the myth that explains the origin of the god, person or place.
• The importance of the god, person, or place in Greek society.
• The main theme or central message behind the reference.
• A visual image to accompany your presentation. This could be a poster, sculpture, drawing, etc., depicting important characters and events in your myth.
• A works cited page with at least three (3) scholarly sources, cited correctly using the MLA format.
The due date for this project is Wednesday, December 8, 2010
The grading rubric is on the back grading rubric to follow.
You have been given the name of a mythological allusion taken from the play Antigone. That allusion refers to a god or goddess, a myth, mythological figure, or famous place. Your job is to research your assigned reference and report back to the class.
Subject of Project:
Your project should contain the following:
Excellent Good Fair Poor None
Retelling of the myth
Interpretation of importance
of myth to Greek culture
Explanation of the theme
Visual Image
Tone of Voice, Eye Contact
Originality/Creativity/Effort
Overall Project
Grading Scale: Final Grade
Excellent 100
Good 88
Good 88
Good 88
Fair 78
Poor 65
None 0
Poor 65
None 0