Όρνιθες

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In the vibrant backdrop of 5th century BC Athens, "Όρνιθες" by Aristophanes emerges as a sharp satire of political and social corruption. This comedic play follows two Athenian citizens, Peistheterus and Euelpides, who dream of escaping the chaos of their city by creating a utopian society among the birds. Through clever dialogue and absurdity, Aristophanes critiques the ideals of democracy and the pursuit of power, highlighting the folly of human ambition. Ideal for students and civic activists, this work invites readers to reflect on themes of governance and societal values. Discover the brilliance of Aristophanes' wit and the enduring relevance of "Όρνιθες" as it challenges the status quo with humor and insight.

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