Stevens Anthony
Anthony Stevens holds degrees from Cambridge, McMaster and Leicester Universities. He has taught many different aspects and periods of drama and theatre in schools and universities. He has himself written, devised and directed many plays. He lives in Greece and teaches English A1, Theatre Arts and Theory of Knowledge for the International Baccalaureate.
The Odyssey of Human Quests
Καπογιαννόπουλος Στάθης Α.
Δίαυλος (2009)
As Stathis Kapogiannopoulos makes clear in this book, faith is the starting point of logos (reason). Man copes with nature through the resultant synthesis of faith and logos, as this is manifested in all human leading symbolic institutions, such as myth, art, religion, philosophy, and science. After a glorious course of 26 centuries, philosophy is proceeding towards oblivion and decline, according to various contemporary “big names” who have already anticipated the end of history and ideologies, the death of God, etc. Nevertheless, the practice of philosophical refle...
How Plays Tell Stories
Stevens Anthony
Anagnosis (2006)
"How Plays Tell Stories: Studying Drama as Literature" has been especially written for Language A1 students of the International Baccalaureate. - A practical guide to all aspects of the study of plays as literature, it emphasizes how plays are written for performance; - Refers to a wide-range of examples from many different periods and different cultures; - Includes specially devised writing exercises designed to help students see drama from the dramatist's point of view; - Relates the study of drama to the IB Theory of Knowledge course; - Includes a comprehe...