Marxism and Poetry

Aeschylus Aeschylus and Athens Alma Ata ancient ancient Greeks artist Athenian Athens ballad became become bourgeoisie Bücher century chanted chorus civilisation common speech composed conscious Corinth culture degree desired reality Dionysus dithyramb E-úch-nyem ehé Elizabethan English essay express father feudal George Thomson gift gold Greece Greek drama hand haul Homer Homeridai Iliad Iliad and Odyssey improvised individualised inspired Irish Jocasta Kazakh king Kirghiz Korybantes labour Laios language Lear listen living lyre magic marry his mother MARXISM means melody merchant mimetic dance minstrel modern nature Odyssey Oedipus origin of poetry Othello peasant peasantry performed poems poet poetical primitive poetry Prometheus prophecy prophet puti quote Radlov recite recognised rhythm rhythmical ritual Sappho savages Shakespeare shepherd sing social society song Sophokles Soviet stanza subconscious technique Teiresias ternary form theatre Thebes Tikopia tion traditional tragedy verse words world of fantasy Yeats Yeshchó