Updating ERC Panel Structure for 2024 Calls: Rationale and Main Changes
The European Research Council will revise its panel structure for the 2024 calls to enhance coherence, focus on frontier research, and appreciate interdisciplinarity. The main principles reflect the overarching evaluation policy of the ERC, ensuring a forward-looking approach that evolves with the c
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Understanding the Elements of Drama and Theater History
Drama, originating from the Greek verb "dran," involves acting and storytelling in front of an audience. Explore the key aspects, from the Globe Theater in London to dramatic structure, actors, and speech forms like dialogue and monologue. Learn about the crucial components such as playwrights, acto
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Theater Conventions and Characterization in Drama
Theater conventions such as prologues, epilogues, dialogues, monologues, and dramatic structure like exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution are explored in drama. Additionally, the importance of character creation through techniques like backstories, flashbacks, and flashf
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Understanding Soliloquy and Dramatic Monologue in Literature
A soliloquy is a form of monologue where a character speaks to themselves, the audience, or a surrogate, revealing inner thoughts. This presentation explores different types of soliloquies and their significance in literary works, including examples from Shakespeare's Hamlet. Additionally, it delves
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Devising Drama - GCSE Knowledge Organiser
This GCSE Drama Knowledge Organiser provides guidance on devising and performing an original piece of theatre based on a stimulus. It covers how to respond to stimuli, develop ideas for theatrical performances, apply theatrical skills, analyze and evaluate work, and rehearse and refine the devised p
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Debate on Dramatic Poesy by John Dryden
John Dryden's work "Essay of Dramatic Poesy" is a dialogue among four speakers that debates the merit of classical versus modern drama, the comparison between French and English drama, and the use of rhyme in plays. Each speaker presents arguments showcasing their perspectives on these topics, revea
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Features of an Appropriate Capital Structure and Optimum Capital Structure
While developing a suitable capital structure, the financial manager aims to maximize the long-term market price of equity shares. An appropriate capital structure should focus on maximizing returns to shareholders, minimizing financial insolvency risk, maintaining flexibility, ensuring the company
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Understanding Irony in Verbal, Dramatic, and Situational Contexts
Explore the nuances of verbal, dramatic, and situational irony through examples and explanations. Verbal irony involves saying something different from what is meant, often using humor like puns. Dramatic irony occurs when the audience knows something the characters don't, creating suspense. Situati
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The Art of Dramatic Writing: Exploring Character Development and Dialectical Approach
Every object and human has multiple dimensions that influence character development in dramatic writing. Understanding the physiological, sociological, and psychological aspects, along with the impact of the environment and dialectical approach, shapes characters' growth and decisions in storytellin
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SWANSONG Fact Sheet: Christopher Bruce's Contemporary Dance Masterpiece
Explore the fascinating world of 'SWANSONG,' a renowned contemporary dance piece choreographed by Christopher Bruce. Learn about the choreographer, dance companies that performed the work, its debut in November 1997, the dance style incorporating physical contact and balletic movements, and its them
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Greek Tragedy: From Oedipus Rex to Sophocles' Legacy
Greek tragedy, rooted in societal changes of Greek culture, explores the arrogance of tragic protagonists like Oedipus. The form and structure of tragedies aim to evoke catharsis in audiences through a journey of fear and emotions. Playwrights like Aeschylus, Euripides, and Sophocles contributed dis
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Exploration of Various Poetry Forms: Descriptive, Narrative, Dramatic, and Metaphysical
Poetry is a diverse art form encompassing descriptive portrayal, storytelling narratives, engaging dialogues, and profound metaphysical insights. Descriptive poetry vividly captures objects and scenes like paintings, narrative poetry weaves interconnected stories, dramatic poetry involves dialogues,
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The Evolution of Drama: A Historical Journey
Drama, originating from ancient Greece, has evolved through the centuries from being a genre of poetry to a distinct theatrical form encompassing tragedy, comedy, and more. The masks of Thalia and Melpomene symbolize the essence of comedy and tragedy, while the Great Dionysia festival in Athens hono
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Understanding Dramatic Monologue in Poetry through "Havisham
Dramatic monologue in poetry is a form where a solitary speaker addresses an audience, offering insight into a character's thoughts and emotions. This exploration often reveals complexities, conflicting viewpoints, and hidden truths. Through examining the character of Miss Havisham from Charles Dick
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Analysis of "Mrs. Midas" by Carol Ann Duffy
In the poem "Mrs. Midas" by Carol Ann Duffy, the classical myth of King Midas is reimagined in a modern setting, focusing on Mrs. Midas's perspective. The poem humorously explores themes of greed, selfishness, and the triviality of material wealth. The style is a dramatic monologue, portraying Mrs.
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Exploring Shakespeare's Dramatic Language and Themes
Shakespeare's dramatic language entails rhetoric, wordplay, and rich forms that offer both pleasure and challenges to readers. His verse showcases density and richness, with characters expressing thoughts through powerful metaphors and figurative language. Examples from "Macbeth" illustrate how imag
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Analysis of "Mrs. Midas" Poem: Themes, Structure, and More
The poem "Mrs. Midas" by Carol Ann Duffy explores themes of loneliness, greed, and the consequences of our actions through the dramatic monologue of a persona based on the myth of King Midas. The structure of the poem, with irregular stanzas reflecting chaotic life changes, delves into the damaging
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Analysis of 'Mrs. Midas' by Carol Ann Duffy: Form, Structure, and Symbolism
In Carol Ann Duffy's poem "Mrs. Midas," a modern take on the myth of King Midas, the speaker, Mrs. Midas, reflects on her life with a husband whose touch turns everything to gold. The poem is a dramatic monologue, delving into themes of isolation, desire, and the consequences of unchecked power. Thr
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Understanding Irony: Verbal, Dramatic, and Situational Examples
Dive into the world of irony with examples of verbal, dramatic, and situational irony explained through scenarios like sarcastic comments, horror movie twists, and unexpected encounters. Explore how irony adds layers of meaning and depth to storytelling, from characters knowing more than others to o
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Epic Theatre and Brechtian Influences in Modern Drama
Epic theatre, influenced by Bertolt Brecht, challenges traditional Aristotelian and Hegelian dramatic structures by emphasizing critical engagement and distancing strategies. It uses historical narratives and didactic elements to provoke social consciousness and active spectator participation, contr
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Exploring European Theatre Traditions
European theatre traditions, as discussed through Lehmann's Postdramatic Theatre and Aristotle's dramatic elements, highlight the unique characteristics that differentiate them from non-European traditions. Concepts such as hamartia, anagnorisis, and mimesis are explored along with the rejection of
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Understanding the 7 Elements of Digital Storytelling
Explore the key components of digital storytelling through elements like narrative structure, point of view, and the use of voice and music. Learn how to keep your audience engaged and focused on the message while incorporating dramatic questions and careful audio choices.
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Evolution of Greek Theatre: A Journey Through History and Tradition
Explore the rich history of Greek theatre, from its origins in religious rites to the grand festivals of tragedies during the Golden Age of Greece. Discover the significance of dramatic performances in honoring the gods, the structure of ancient Greek theatres, and the cultural impact of iconic play
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Understanding the Elements of Greek Tragedy
Delve into the key components of Greek tragedy, exploring the characteristics of a tragic hero, the concept of tragic flaw (Hamartia), classic moments in the tragic plot, Aristotle's definition of tragedy, and the dramatic unities in a play. Discover the structure of a tragedy, from the prologue to
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Analysis of "Bed" by Jackie Kay: Themes and Structure
Bed" by Jackie Kay is a dramatic monologue depicting an elderly woman's feelings of confinement, dependency, and reflections on time and relationships. Through the use of Scots language, the poem delves into themes of aging, resentment, and guilt between generations. The structured quatrains mirror
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Exploring the Intriguing Depths of Shakespeare's Hamlet
Delve into the world of Hamlet, a timeless play by Shakespeare, through critical passages and explanations. Uncover the basic and detailed background information, the dramatic structure overview, basic plot structure, and the genre of revenge tragedy that shape this introspective masterpiece.
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European Theatre: Exploring Dramatic Elements and Themes
European theatre has a rich history and tradition that distinguishes it from other global theatre practices. From Aristotle's dramatic elements to the conflicts faced by characters like Antigone and Creon, this form of theater delves into themes of recognition, imitation, and conflict. Hans-Thies Le
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Understanding Shakespeare's Verse in Macbeth
Explore the basics of Shakespeare's verse in Macbeth, including the use of iambic pentameter, blank verse, and the variation of verse for different characters and moods. Discover the importance of meter and how it enhances the dramatic effect of the play. Dive into introductory readings and gain ins
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Understanding Drama: Origins, Structure, Tragedy, and Comedy
Drama is a compelling form of storytelling dating back to ancient Greek times, with plays performed for live audiences. Exploring the origins of drama, its dramatic structure involving conflict and resolution, the essence of tragedy with its tragic heroes, and the light-hearted nature of comedy with
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Shakespearean Dramatic Techniques Analysis
Explore the intricate use of monologues, soliloquies, structural divisions, and emotional responses in William Shakespeare's plays. Delve into the dialogues between characters like Hamlet, Gertrude, and Claudius to uncover themes of love, madness, and expectation. Discover how Shakespeare utilizes d
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Analysis of "Bed" by Jackie Kay: Themes, Form, and Use of Scots
Bed" by Jackie Kay is a dramatic monologue portraying the perspective of an elderly woman confined to her bed, exploring themes of aging, resentment, and guilt between generations. The poem uses Scots to add immediacy to the narrative, highlighting the woman's reliance on her daughter and contemplat
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Analyzing "My Last Duchess" by Robert Browning
Explore how Browning uses language and structure to portray the Duke's character in relation to the Duchess in the poem "My Last Duchess." Delve into the historical context and significance of the title change. Uncover the chilling portrayal of control and possession in the dramatic monologue as the
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Understanding DNA Structure and Denaturation Process
DNA is a double helical structure made of 2 antiparallel polynucleotide chains with nucleotide monomers. The structure contains deoxyribose sugar, phosphate groups, and nitrogenous bases (purines and pyrimidines). Hydrogen bonds between base pairs stabilize the structure. Denaturation can occur due
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Exploring Character Creation and Dramatic Conventions in Drama Class
Using a short piece of text as a stimulus, students in a drama class dive into creating characters and exploring dramatic conventions to craft scenes depicting different aspects of their characters' lives. The story unfolds in Hell's Alley, where tension and conflict shape the protagonist's experien
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Protein Secondary Structure Prediction: Insights and Methods
Accurate prediction of protein secondary structure is crucial for understanding tertiary structure, predicting protein function, and classification. This prediction involves identifying key elements like alpha helices, beta sheets, turns, and loops. Various methods such as manual assignment by cryst
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Understanding the Hierarchy of Protein Structure
To understand proteins' final shape and function, one must grasp the primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary structure levels. Proteins, composed of amino acids, fold into various shapes crucial for their roles such as signaling, catalysis, and structure. The primary structure represents the am
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Exploring Dramatic Forms: From Burlesque to Well-Made Plays
Dive into the world of dramatic forms, where Burlesque emerged in Medieval Drama and was revived in the Seventeenth Century to satirize serious works. Learn about high burlesque that parodies literary works like Alexander Pope's "The Rape of the Lock" and low burlesque that mocks serious subjects. D
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Analysis of Robert Browning's Dramatic Monologues and Implied Audience
In this content, we delve into the elements found in the dramatic monologues of Robert Browning, focusing on implied addressees, ideal recipients, and the implications of the dramatic form on the relationship between speaker, addressee, and reader. We explore how the presence of an implied audience
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Analysis of Literary Devices in Romeo and Juliet Act 2
In Act 2 of Romeo and Juliet, the characters use various literary devices such as allusion, dramatic irony, hyperbole, and foreshadowing. Mercutio mistakenly believes Romeo is still in love with Rosaline, showcasing dramatic irony. Additionally, Friar Lawrence's words foreshadow the danger in Romeo
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Understanding Irony: Types, Purpose, and Examples
Irony is about expectations and contrast between reality and what is being said. It can add interest, depth, suspense, and humor to texts. The three types of irony are verbal, dramatic, and situational, each serving a unique purpose to engage the audience. Examples from popular stories like Beauty a
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