The role of ancient Greek drama in civic education

Social criticism and enlightenment, political education and moral education.

1, Social Criticism and Enlightenment: Ancient Greek dramas often lead citizens to reflect on social phenomena and unfair behaviors by criticizing and revealing social problems. The characters and plots in drama works can show the problems of inequality, corruption and social conflicts in society, stimulate citizens' concern for social justice and reform, and promote the voice of social change.

2. Political education: Ancient Greek drama also played an important role in political education. Dramatic works often involve political power, decision-making and public affairs. Through these plays, citizens can understand political operation and public affairs management. The characters and plots in the play can also reflect the social and political reality and stimulate citizens' thinking and participation in political issues.

3. Moral education: Ancient Greek dramas arouse citizens' thinking and discussion on moral concepts by showing various moral conflicts and the complexity of human nature. The characters and story lines in drama works can be used as examples of moral judgment and behavior, helping citizens understand correct moral behavior and providing thinking basis for moral decision-making.