Athenian School of literature

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The Athenian School of literature was a classical Greek literary movement centered in Athens, known for its development of drama, philosophy, and rhetoric during the city’s cultural zenith.

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Athenian School of literature canonical 1
Isocratean school 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf classical Greek literary movement
literary movement
associatedWith Age of Pericles
surface form: Athenian Golden Age

Athenian democracy
centeredIn Athens
country Greek Antiquity
surface form: Ancient Greece
culture Classical Athenian culture
developed Attic tragedy
Old Comedy
classical Greek drama
classical rhetoric
deliberative oratory
forensic oratory
philosophical dialogue form
flourishedDuring 4th century BC
5th century BC
Classical period of Ancient Greece
historicalSignificance foundation of the classical canon of Greek literature
major source for understanding Athenian society and politics
influenced Western drama
European literature
surface form: Western literature

Western philosophy
Western rhetoric
influencedBy Athenian political life
Athenian theater festivals
Homeric epic
oral poetic tradition of Ancient Greece
keyTheme civic life
ethics
human fate
justice
politics
rational inquiry
the gods and religion
language Ancient Greek
literaryForm dramatic poetry
historical narrative
oratorical speeches
philosophical dialogue
location Athens
mainGenre comedy
drama
historiography
philosophical prose
rhetoric
tragedy
producedInContextOf Athenian theater festivals
City Dionysia
surface form: City Dionysia festival

Lenaia festival

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Ionian School of literature influenced Athenian School of literature
Against the Sophists associatedWith Athenian School of literature
this entity surface form: Isocratean school