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Birds
Book • 1961
Aristophanes' "Birds" is a satirical comedy exploring themes of utopia and escapism.
The play features two Athenian citizens who journey to the land of the birds, where they attempt to establish a new city in the sky.
The play satirizes Athenian politics and society, offering a humorous critique of human ambition and folly.
It is known for its imaginative flights of fancy, witty dialogue, and memorable characters.
"Birds" remains a celebrated example of ancient Greek comedy.
The play features two Athenian citizens who journey to the land of the birds, where they attempt to establish a new city in the sky.
The play satirizes Athenian politics and society, offering a humorous critique of human ambition and folly.
It is known for its imaginative flights of fancy, witty dialogue, and memorable characters.
"Birds" remains a celebrated example of ancient Greek comedy.
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in relation to the concept of a cosmic egg in Orphic cosmogonies.

Dr. Frank Grabowski

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A Discussion on Hesiod's Theogony