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Jiang describes the Festival of Dionysus as a recurring, free, citywide theater institution in which aristocrats funded plays and Athenians treated theatergoing as a birthright.
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Jiang describes the Festival of Dionysus as a recurring, free, citywide theater institution in which aristocrats funded plays and Athenians treated theatergoing as a birthright.
"Theater was the form, the basic structure of Athenian society. So there are two months of the year when everyone went to the theater,..."
"...reformers who who were part of the elite who were patricians aristocrats who tried to reform the system you know like the the the..."
"...We're not going to steal property from the elite, from the aristocrats, who we'll call the optimites. But we will use public land and..."
"...his life in exile. He becomes patronized by some very powerful aristocrats throughout Italy, and he will spend a lot of his time reflecting..."
"...his life in exile. He becomes patronized by some very powerful aristocrats throughout Italy. And he will spend a lot of his time reflecting..."
"...from, okay? So Karl Marx, actually, his wife is a German aristocrat. So she's used to luxury. But Karl Marx never made any money..."
"...from the Dutch Republic, but then if you were a French aristocrat, if you were the Catholic Church, if you were the Habsburgs, you..."
"...during this time, these two were really between eros. They were aristocrats. And the people of England were trying to get as much money..."
"...much money as possible from wealthy people, okay? So you're an aristocrat, you have a lot of wealth hidden, I need your money."
"...comes from many generations of rabbis. So he's basically a Jewish aristocrat. And he was German, but then he moved to England. And he..."
"...invest in England? Well, first thing is they make a Dutch aristocrat, William of Orange, the king of England, okay? All right, 1688, England..."
"...conspire against him in 1688 they would invite the Dutch uh aristocrat one of the orange into England to become the king and the..."
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