3 years ago

(MO)lf you were a Greek playwright, you would have been known as a didaskala. What does this mean?

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Answer:

anything written within a pl ay text t that is not directly spoken by a cha racter. The term is the modern re-use of the theatrical term of the classical antiquity literal y meaning "teaching", "instruction".

Explanation: the answer is Teacher cause it means instruction and teacher

guajiro [1.7K]3 years ago

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It would be D., Teacher since the word means “ teaching. “

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