[DOC] [TLE] notes on greek drama 1 - Gordon State College [PAR] This form of drama moved very quickly to full-blown plays. ... Comedy: from the 
Greek komus ("merrymaking"), a popular ritual performed by celebrants at the... [DOC] [TLE] Comedy. The word comedy comes from the Greek word Komos, or ... [PAR] The word comedy comes from the Greek word Komos, or merrymaking, always 
... Comedies were popular during the Greece's Golden Age of drama (5 th 
Century BCE). ... This particular form of comedy relies more on situational plot, 
stock... [DOC] [TLE] Alcestis - Euripides - Ancient Greece - Classical Literature [PAR] Alcestis (Gr: Alkestis) is a tragedy by the ancient Greek playwright Euripides, ... 
Athens City Dionysia dramatic festival in 438 BCE (at which it won second prize). 
... hospitality, thus breaking his promise to Alcestis to abstain from merrymaking. 
... Greek form of tragicomedy, not dissimilar to the modern-day burlesque style). [DOC] [TLE]     Comedy [PAR] The word comedy comes from the Greek word, which means merrymaking. 
Comedy is a form of drama that deals with humorous or ridiculous situations and 
has... [DOC] [TLE] komast - Wiktionary [PAR] English[edit]. Alternative forms[edit]. comast. Etymology[edit]. From Ancient Greek 
 (kmasts) 'reveler', from  (kmos) 'merrymaking'. Noun[edit]. [DOC] [TLE] THE ANCIENT GREEK DRAMA & THEATRE HISTORY PAGE - Tripod [PAR] May 20, 2004 ... THE GOLDEN AGE OF GREEK DRAMA: Thespis, Athenian Drama. ... In this way, 
over time the dithyramb would evolve into stories in 'play' form: drama. .... 
Comedy from Komodos which means 'merrymaking,' and 'singer.'... [DOC] [TLE] greek drama handout.pdf [PAR] Greek drama has its roots in the Athenian seasonal festivals honor. ... played a 
major role, were hymnschoral hymns, which took the form ... of merrymaking. [DOC] [TLE] Comedy and KWMH [PAR] Jan 26, 2000 ... ... >revel, merrymaking, wrongly derived by Dorian writers from kome [KWMH] >
village. ... _The Origin and Early Form of Attic Tragedy_, Else demolishes--for ... 
Aristotle said so) understanding of the origins of Greek drama. [DOC] [TLE] Ancient Greek Theatre [PAR] Drama is a Greek word meaning 'action', related to the verb dran 'to do'. ... for 
these ceremonies were eventually written down in verse form and later became 
plays. ... Comedy comes from the Greek word Komoidia, which means 
merrymaking. [DOC] [TLE] pageant | Britannica.com [PAR] Greek pageant staged at the Maxine Elliott Theatre, New York City, 1909. ... 
which were occasions for parades, music, sacrifices, and general merrymaking. 
... of a pure form of pageant (one that is first and foremost historical drama), 
most... [DOC] [TLE] Greek Theatre - Quia [PAR] By the late 6th Century BC Greeks grew weary of tyrants and prevent them from 
gaining power ... Most scholars consider him the inventor of drama ... to 
implement the happy idea which usually concludes with some merrymaking ... 
The chorus was portrayed as Satyrs; Very little is known about this form of Greek 
Theatre. [DOC] [TLE] Vocabulary for Drama - CudaClass.info [PAR] Comedy--Comes from the Greek word komos which means celebration, revel, or 
merrymaking. It does not necessarily mean funny, but can focus on a problem... [DOC] [TLE] World Book Student | Print - World Book Online [PAR] Farce is sometimes considered a distinct dramatic form, but it is essentially a type 
.... comedy comes from the Greek word komoidia, which means merrymaking. [DOC] [TLE] Drama by francesca fornasari on Prezi [PAR] Jan 27, 2016 ... The word itself "drama" comes from Greek and means "actions". ... One of the 
most frequent form of convention is proposition or prologue, and its function ... 
The word come from the Greek "komos" which means "merrymaking". [DOC] [TLE] A Matter of Style: Ancient Greek Theatre [PAR] Feb 9, 2014 ... The Development of Ancient Greek Dramatic Form. By 500 BC, the .... Comedy 
from Komodos which means 'merrymaking,

Question: Dramatic form, from Greek for "merrymaking"
Answer: comedy