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Lesson Information

Course Credit	2.0
Course ECTS Credit	2.0
Teaching Language of Instruction	Türkçe
Level of Course	Bachelor's Degree, TYYÇ: Level 6, EQF-LLL: Level 6, QF-EHEA: First Cycle
Type of Course	Compulsory
Mode of Delivery	Face-to-face
Does the course require compulsory or optional work experience?	Z
Course Coordinator	Assist. Prof. Dr. SÜNDÜZ HAŞAR
Instructor (s)	Assist. Prof. Dr. SÜNDÜZ HAŞAR
Course Assistant

Purpose and Content

The aim of the course	This couse aims to make the students learn the connection between ancient plays and mythology as a continuation of Mythology I, and in the scope of the History of Drama course.
Course Content	Mythological references in the works of theater, the elements, the relationship between mythology and theater.

Learning Outcomes

comment on artistic and cultural topics.
identify the historical processes of performing arts.
define theatre theories.
classify theoretical and universal knowledge in the field of drama and acting.
perceive, analyze, and comment on his/her reality through artistic and cultural knowledge.
define what is perceived through artistic and cultural knowledge.
restructure his or her being in physical and emotional level.
observe the outside world for good practice.
discover his or her inner self for acting skills.
express his or her emotions and ideas through his or her body, voice, gestures and mimics.
develop his or her emotions and ideas through the techniques of drama.
create dramatic works through his analysis of inner self and outside world.
dramatize dramatic facts and characters.
become aware of his responsibilities through his personal abilities.
define his or her individual responsibility within group work.
organize his or her creative process.
refer to cultural and artistic values.
connect his existence with society.
investigate dramatic works through intellectual knowledge.
carry the dramatic context and elements to audience.
communicate clearly and effectively.
actively participate group work.
examine society through his or her intellectual and intuitive knowledge.
define literature of theatre.
apply staging needs and techniques.
use his or her instrument most effectively in staging dramatic texts (theatre, television, film, radio, etc.),

Weekly Course Subjects

1	The general repetition of Mythology I, reminders: The concept of mythos-logos, its properties, function, the research topics of mythology in rituals, origin, cult, prestige and the myths of eschatology
2	The relation between art and mythology, example pieces: Visuals from art works with mythological qualities
3	The relation between art and mythology, example pieces: Mythological origins in artworks
4	Theatre and Mythology I : Examples from Antiquity tragedia
5	Theatre and Mythology II: Examples from Antiquity tragedia
6	Theatre and Mythology III : Examples from Antiquity commedia
7	Theatre and Mythology IV : Examples from Antiquity commedia
8	Theatre and Mythology V : Examples from Roman plays
9	Mid-terms
10	The relation between theatre and mythology in other cultures I: Eastern mythology
11	The relation between theatre and mythology in other cultures II: Far-Eastern mythology
12	The relation between theatre and mythology in other cultures III: Middle Eastern mythology
13	Similarities between eastern and western mythology and their reflection on theatre plays I
14	Similarities between eastern and western mythology and their reflection on theatre plays II

Resources

Homeros İliada.
Herodotos History of Heredotos
Erhat, A. Mythological dictionary
Estin, C.- Laporte, H. Greek and Roman mythology
Hooke, S., H. middle east Mythology
Bayladı, D. Stories of gods
Ancient Greek Plays

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