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A major Athenian theater festival that Jiang frames as a civic institution for forming democratic identity.
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Festival of Dionysus
A major Athenian theater festival that Jiang frames as a civic institution for forming democratic identity.
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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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"...and once in the summertime. And they were called the festival of Dionysus, okay? Dionysus was the god, the Greek god of the theater,..."
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"So to win first place at the Festival of Dionysus is like winning the Nobel Prize in physics today, okay? So what I will..."
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"...the villain, but he's the main focus of this play. And Dionysus in his life, Euripides was participating in the festival of Dionysus hoping..."
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