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In a figurative sense a tragedy (from Classical Greek t?a??d?a, "song for the goat", see below) is any event with a sad and unfortunate outcome, but the term also applies specifically in Western culture to a form of drama defined by Aristotle characterized by seriousness and dignity and involving a great person who experiences a reversal of fortune (Peripeteia). (Aristotle's definition can include a change of fortune from bad to good as in the Eumenides, but he says that the change from good to bad as in Oedipus Rex is preferable because this effects pity and fear within the spectators.) According to Aristotle, "the structure of the best tragedy should be not simple but complex and one that represents incidents arousing fear and pity--for that is peculiar to this form of art."[1] This reversal of fortune must be caused by the tragic hero's hamartia, which is often mistranslated as a character flaw, but is more correctly translated as a mistake (since the original Greek etymology traces back to hamartanein, a sporting term that refers to an archer or spear-thrower missing his target).[2] According to Aristotle, "The change to bad fortune which he undergoes is not due to any moral defect or flaw, but a mistake of some kind."[3] It is also a misconception that this reversal can be brought about by a higher power (e.g. the law, the gods, fate, or society), but if a character’s downfall is brought about by an external cause, Aristotle describes this as a misadventure and not a tragedy.[4]

The word's origin is Greek tragoidia (Classical Greek t?a??d?a) contracted from trag(o)-aoidia = "goat song" from tragos = "goat" and aeidein = "to sing". This dates back to a time when religion and theatre were more or less intertwined in early ritual events. Goats would be traditionally sacrificed, as an early precursor to the Greek Chorus would sing a song of sacrifice-- a "Goat Song". This may also refer to the horse or goat costumes worn by actors who played the satyrs in early dramatizations of mythological stories, or a goat being presented as a prize at a song contest and in both cases the reference would have been the respect for Dionysus.

The origins of tragedy in the West are obscure, but the art form certainly developed out of the poetic and religious traditions of ancient Greece. Its roots may be traced more specifically to the dithyrambs, the chants and dances honoring the Greek god Dionysus, later known to the Romans as Bacchus. These drunken ecstatic performances were said to have been created by the satyrs, half-goat beings who surrounded Dionysus in his revelry.

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1. University Safety - Something Everyone Needs to be Aware Of
August 26, 2008

April 16, 2007, 32 people were killed and many others were hurt inside the campus of Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. The Virginia Tech tragedy was considered to be the deadliest massacre in the US that resulted when a lone gunman was able to run amok inside the university campus. February 14, 2008, a graduate student of Northern Illinois University opened fire in a classroom killing five students and wounding 17 more. School violence is not the sole problem of the United States Universities. Violent school associated deaths have also happened in other parts of th... (read more)

Author: Catherine Williams

2. Article Marketing Can Extend Your Reach
August 26, 2008

Most authors don't have a clue. They spend days, weeks and sometimes even months preparing an article for their website or blog, only to find it sitting weeks later with nary a read. That's a tragedy. Worse yet, they don't know how to get it in front of the people who can benefit from the information. Imagine for a moment that you're that author. You've just finished a piece that could help thousands if not millions of people solve an insidious problem overnight, if only they had access to your article. Not only is it frustrating not knowing how to reach these people, but it can be econom... (read more)

Author: sandy Diana

3. Life goes on: don't give up!
August 24, 2008

It's easy to say, isn't it - 'life goes on'... I've heard similar statements all my life: "she'll be right mate..." "There's always tomorrow...!" "Ah well, that's life". When I truly think about it though, I find that statement to be both flippant and correct. Flippant because it's often thrown out in casual conversation where it's not meant to be taken seriously. For example, I've left my wallet at home when I need it... or I can't find my keys... "Ah well, life goes on". It's not a situation that is going to have any effect on me in the long term. However, the same flippant stateme... (read more)

Author: Ross G

4. Cyrano De Bergerac Tickets - Experience The Interplay Of Love And Tragedy!Looking For Some Great Th
August 20, 2008

It's no secret that Les Liaisons Dangereuses is one of the most powerful novels ever written. Its story is so gripping that it is one of the few novels that has been repeatedly adapted for the screen and stage, in fact even today. Legions of actors have cut their teeth on these roles and directors are continuously pushing themselves to interpret the story a little differently. The latest of these stage productions is a recent Broadway play starring Laura Linney and Ben Daniels. Cruel Games, Cruel Intentions Like many pieces, Les Liaisons Dangereuses focuses on the deceptions that pe... (read more)

Author: reed tieri

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August 10, 2008

The play, Death Of A Salesman, is a tragedy not only in the liberal sense of the Greeks, who thought that any play that was serious and dignified was tragic, but also because the main character of Willy Loman qualifies as a tragic figure. The stories of monarchs are stirring, but the story of the common man Willy Loman is more stirring because his problem of “having the wrong dream" is more alarming because it can happen to anyone. For a man to marry his mother such as Oedipus did is much more remote than for a common man to make the wrong career choice. Willy Loman works ha... (read more)

Author: Rahul Kumar

6. Buy Property from the Bank and Pocket the Profits
August 05, 2008

The daily newscasters and “talking heads” feature regular stories of the tragedy of foreclosures in America. Indeed, the rate of foreclosures is continuing to increase, partially driven by the financially illogical variable rate mortgages. With that said, if you are a financially savvy investor with solid financials, this is a great time to capitalize upon these intriguing opportunities, especially in the form of REO properties. Banks are in the business of lending money, not owning, managing, or selling real estate. However, oftentimes a bank is forced to foreclose on an investment, ... (read more)

Author: Brice Sheppard

7. Breast Cancer,Tamoxifen and Hair Loss "One Woman's Solution!"
August 05, 2008

On what should have been a beautiful late spring day two years ago, soon turned into tragedy for two women (Helen and Denise) in their early 40's when they both were diagnosed with invasive- hormone-receptor-positive breast cancer.They were very much alike, these two women. Both were happily married. Both had three children and both held down full time jobs. They were two bright and ambitious women who without realizing it, entered into a bond on that numbing, spring afternoon. Both underwent several lymph node removals and a lumpectomy. Both endured the effects of 6 weeks of radiation t... (read more)

Author: Kimberly Cierech

8. How to combat the growing tragedy of childhood obesity.
July 31, 2008

How to combat the growing tragedy of childhood obesity. If you've been following the news at all lately, you have no doubt heard of the ever growing problem of childhood obesity. Heck, you don’t need to watch the news; just look around you and you will notice that kids nowadays are much plumper than in years past. There are a few factors that are the cause for our children blowing up in weight. The main reason is quite simply that kids today are much more sedentary than any generation before. Back in the day, before the internet and video games, kids entertained themselves with ... (read more)

Author: michael sibley

9. Hotels in the Big Apple
July 31, 2008

New York is a city which has featured in many aspects of popular culture – from music to movies to television. It is also a city which has seen growth and tragedy in recent times. Despite these setbacks, New York remains one of the most popular tourist destinations in the United States, and remains one of the choice destinations for a weekend break. When we think of New York, landmarks such as the Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building usually spring to mind. Indeed, the Big Apple attracts thousands of tourists from all over the world each year, eager to shop till they... (read more)

Author: D Collins

10. Can Your Business Succeed Tomorrow?
July 29, 2008

With the events of 9/11 and even some unexpected tragedies locally, I have been surprised by how many companies are not prepared to handle the loss of a key player in their organization to a tragedy or just a sudden job change. Whether we are human resources professionals or business owners, we know what positions are critical to the organization and know we need to have a contingency plan or succession plan in place to minimize the impact of a loss. However, statistics show that less than 15% of businesses actually do have a plan. But why? Some of the most common answers I get to this q... (read more)

Author: Robin Throckmorton

11. Watch Oscar Hammerstein's Classic In Person With South Pacific Broadway Tickets
July 20, 2008

What happens when high seas, drama, romance, tragedy and comedy come together? You get South Pacific! One of the most popular musicals ever to hit Broadway, this sensitive play is a must watch for all theater lovers. South Pacific Broadway tickets are a must buy for you if you appreciate quality theater. You are sure to enjoy this one spectacular show! South Pacific is unanimously considered to be one of the greatest musicals of all times. Many of its songs including "Bali Ha'i", "Some Enchanted Evening", "Younger than Springtime", and "A Wonderful Guy" have become famous all over the wor... (read more)

Author: reed tieri

12. Divorce lawyer NYC: Breathe in an air of freedom
July 15, 2008

Divorce is always looked upon with a tinge of sadness by those, who have gone through it. The traumatic memories have a bearing on the psyche of the couples involved and most of times they try to find ways and means to avoid it. The emotional turmoil which a divorce creates in its wake often drags dwellers of a peaceful home towards hell and more hell. And when the minors are involved in the episode then the tragedy multiplies in manifold ways. To make the process less complex for the couples legal assistance is sought by them so that the episode comes to an end as soon as possible. Divorce la... (read more)

Author: Damey Flower

13. Victim Of Tragedy Still Waiting For Car Insurance Money Claimed
July 14, 2008

Laura Stonebreaker claimed her car insurance after being the victim of a crash two years ago. “You know that sick feeling you get in your gut?” Stonebreaker said. “I knew she didn’t see me. I knew she was going to hit me.” Stonebreaker lost her leg in the crash and has endured six operations, months of rehabilitation and nearly $300,000 in medical costs. But what causes her the most pain, she said, is the feeling that she has been forgotten by everyone and left to fend for herself. Stonebreaker was riding her 2000 Harley-Davidson motorcycle near her home in rural Corunna, traveling south ... (read more)

Author: Sofia Abasolo

14. Sue's Tragedy - The Conclusion
July 09, 2008

The Grad Most Wanted was in her 5th and final year at Uni and in April it was time to look for graduate roles. The Piranha Recruiting Frenzy really took off with huge give-aways, big functions and lots of marketing spend as the big firms competed for the best. Sue applied to 8 companies and 5 of them offered her jobs. However, as with her summer internship, it was hard to choose between them as she didn’t know too much. So she went to the one she knew, ‘Big Bank’ - their summer program was successful. Sue started their Graduate Program, which involves 12 months of rotations to differ... (read more)

Author: Toby Marshall

15. Kabbalah Shows Us How to Bring Balance to Our Lives
July 07, 2008

It was not that long ago when our world seemed to be a lot more peaceful and serene. It is not that life was ever easy because that was never the case, but there was more of a balance between the peaceful times in life and the more stressful, disastrous days. Now we do not seem to notice how fast stress and disasters hit us. There is so much happening on a daily basis that it is as though many people have become desensitized and just stopped noticing. Today we see floods, wildfires, and other natural disasters happening on a regular basis. The world is seeing so much tragedy and dam... (read more)

Author: Bnei Baruch

16. Sue - the Tragedy of the Graduate Everybody Wanted
July 06, 2008

Sue was the one everybody wanted. Definitely someone ‘most likely to succeed’. Talented, smart, great academic results, ambitious, mature, organised, sociable and she loves her touch rugby team. Just an all round great kid who will have a great career despite the setback of her first job. When she graduated, she received 5 job offers from leading employers and chose a good bank with a well supported graduate program. Sue quit after just 20 months. If you believe that the whole point of Graduate Recruitment is hiring your future leaders and specialists, then Sue and thousands lik... (read more)

Author: Toby Marshall

17. Fencing: How To Fight Safely In A Stage Production
June 29, 2008

Some of the most exciting parts of theater are the scenes that include fighting. For instance, try and imagine "Hamlet" without its many battle scenes. And think of Gilbert and Sullivan's "Pirates of Penzance" without the exciting fighting pirates. It doesn't matter if a play is a comedy, tragedy, drama or musical; there is always a chance for combat scenes. It is never a good idea to encourage actual combat in a production, as this would be very hazardous for the actors. This is why productions have to create a convincing appearance of combat. Generally, there is a carefully crafted set of... (read more)

Author: Kyle Bachner

18. The Relationship between Stroke and Dental Health
June 26, 2008

It has been estimated that every 45 seconds of what America has a stroke, in one split second well over 30,000 brain cells will have died after this devastating shock to the brain, in a matter of a minute an ischemic stroke will have killed over 1.9 million brain cells, could you imagine the many facts, abilities, notions and body function you will have lost after such tragedy? People who have been told to suffer from cardiovascular conditions often pay more attention to their diet, exercising and other activities in order to prevent a stroke but very few of those people will pay close at... (read more)

Author: I C

19. Rolex Mens 18k Watches - A Brief History of Rolex
June 23, 2008

The Wilsdorfs, a middle class family in the German province of Bavaria, saw the arrival of a son in 1881. They named him Hans and he was to change the way the world saw and used watches forever. His early life was marred by tragedy as he was orphaned at around the age of twelve and sent to live with a distant aunt. He had various jobs before he settled on one with a watch-making firm, Cuno-Korten. This is where he discovered his lifelong love for timepieces. For reasons unknown, Hans Wilsdorf left Switzerland and relocated to London in 1905. He began to set up his own company, with the h... (read more)

Author: Foutain Head

20. Motivate Others Through Life Coach Training
June 06, 2008

There are always amazing opportunities to triumph over failure or a tragic event. Some people allow those events to break them and defeat their sense of purpose. Others rise to the challenge and live through the incident. It is what you make of a negative life issue that will foretell how you will handle life afterwards. If you have had success triumphing over a tragedy and want to share your story, then you may want to look into life coach training, to be a motivational speaker for others. You should know that life coach training is not standardized. There really is not an officially rec... (read more)

Author: Mike Selvon

21. Emergency Loans: Help Provide Fund Urgently
June 07, 2008

The word ‘emergency’ dictates a literal tragedy, crisis, or any urgent situation. Actually, such situation erupts all of sudden. Its eruption is so sudden and intense that you even do not able to precipitate an action. There are several cases of financial hardship in emergency when financial assistance in the form of a loan may be approved. For all that, you have emergency loans. These loans are readily available online and offline. The loan is stipulated upon a promissory note by the borrower. It includes the amount plus interest rates at a rate equal to the current bank prime rate in ... (read more)

Author: tess ocean

22. Investing in Home Foreclosures
June 04, 2008

Times can become difficult for a lot of people in this world. You never know when tragedy is going to strike, leaving you unable to meet the financial responsibilities that you have. This is where you start to lose things. Most often the highest expense is the first thing that is let go, which is usually the house payment. When you fail to meet the house payment that you have agreed to your home can go into foreclosure, which means that the mortgage company is moving to take the home back to recoup their losses. Each year more and more homes go into foreclosure. However, this can be a goo... (read more)

Author: Joe Cline

23. The 7th Anniversary of September 11th
June 02, 2008

As we sit here nearing the 7th year anniversary of the September 11th World Trade Center attacks; the first responders to the tragedy whose health and, in some case, lives have been affected have still not seen any money from the WTC Captive Fund. I have documented a lot of the misdeeds that have plagued the WTC Captive Fund which was given $1 Billion by Congress to address the health issues of the rescue workers that risked their futures by selflessly helping rebuild the World Trade Center area before anything was known about how toxic the air would be. At this point, of that $1 Billion exact... (read more)

Author: Irv Irv Kaplan

24. Disaster Recovery and Planning: Business Documents and Records
May 31, 2008

Disaster wears many faces. People know the importance of insuring their homes, vehicles, businesses, and lives from both natural and man-made disaster. When tragedy strikes, the most important concern is obviously human welfare – surviving the event with minimal or no permanent damage. The next concern, however, is the kind of permanent damage that can feel like a life has ended: losing imperative data. While facilities and equipment can be replaced, nothing can replace damaged or destroyed documents. Every company keeps data that is so important; losing it would be catastrophic to the busines... (read more)

Author: Rick Romens

25. Let Your Children Help Choose the Family Pet - Part Three
May 27, 2008

Have your new pets checked over by a vet, especially before bringing them into a home where you already have other animals, to quickly catch, treat and prevent the spread of any diseases that may have been contracted while in the pet shop or shelter. You wouldn't want a joyous moment to turn into a tragedy. It's also important to have the vet take care of any necessary shots and routine worming treatments and such. Have your home all ready for your new arrivals before you actually bring them home. Buy pet beds and food bowls, toys and litter boxes, brushes and leashes. Have everything in... (read more)

Author: Barbara Freedman-De Vito

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