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Jiang argues that the process of Athenian theater was democratic because winners were chosen by popular vote, nonprofessional citizens acted, and very large audiences watched together.
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Popular Vote
Jiang argues that the process of Athenian theater was democratic because winners were chosen by popular vote, nonprofessional citizens acted, and very large audiences watched together.
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"...mechanisms. First of all, whoever won the festival was decided by popular vote, okay? The entire process of theater was democratic. So there are..."
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"10 to 15,000 people. The maximum population of Athens was 50,000 people, okay? So this is a huge community event that brought everyone together...."
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"...the end of the day, they only got 23%. All the popular vote, okay? So they are not a popular faction. They're a minority,..."
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