tragedija
Tragedija is a concept in drama and theater that refers to a tragic play or a work of art that portrays sad or unfortunate events. The term is derived from the Greek words "tragedos," or herdsman, referring to a type of ancient Greek play that was often based on mythological tales. Tragedies typically involve a protagonist who experiences a downfall or a catastrophe, often as a result of their own flaws or circumstances.
In a tragedy, the audience is presented with a flawed human character who engages in actions that
Tragedija has been a central form of artistic expression in many cultures, including ancient Greece, Shakespearean
Characteristically, tragedies have a well-defined structure that includes a tragic hero, a chorus, and a setting
Examples of notable tragedies include Sophocles' Oedipus Rex, Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, and Henrik Ibsen's Hedda