Explaining The Image Of Prometheus From Many Angles

The thesis will try multi-techique to analysis the visualize of Prometheus.And it will be elccidatory author's view about the west litreautre simply.First,the thesis mainly analysis the Ancient Greece tragedy Prometheus Bound which writen by Aeschylus.This will be the starting poing of the theis,analysis Aeschylus's select topic,creative approach,and the tendency of the Image of his tragedy.The thesis will use the point that metioned above to analysis how Aeschylus shape the tragedy Prometheus Boud and Aeschylus's tendency.Second mainly analysis the acticle by Aesthetics.Penman could only use Hegel's Aesthetics because Aesthetic's opinion is too much.Hegel's Aesthetic opinion about tragedy is "contradictory analysis" The thesis use the "contradictory analysis" and delineation of four important contradiction of the acticle,These are human and nature,monach and subject,ethics and rules,patriarchal and matriarchal clan.The thesis will detailed analysis of these contradictories and the effect of the tragedy for these contraadictories.When end of the contradictory analysis penman will explain his only methond about the Aesthetic.Third mainly though comparatively to study the image in Classical Greek mythology Prometheus.And this part will use the materials of the Greek mythology research home,Theologian Jean-pierre vernant's acticle Greek Gods.Penman can not agree vernant's opinion so in this part theis will refuted vernant's opinion and explain penman's opinion about the Greek mythology.This part will refuting the opinion that use only one theory to analysis one acticle.Last the thesis will mainly use the drived from the theory above to explain perman's personal opinion about the Ancitent Greek liteature and Wroldview. Prometheus as the classical image of Greek liteature there will be a lot of virtues hide from it.But Ancient Greek civilization is over so we could say that the shadow in the virtues.The shadow will be pointed in this thesis,and perman will show these opinion study Ancient Greek literature no need blindly extol.