Axial. Greece. Goats
The satyrs of early Greek drama:
They I think permitted the audience to vent its pent-up to put "pretense" -- to include supposed reality itself -- on a low, mocking plane.
The very idea of goat-men indicates man's animal nature, hinting at the real motives of men (as in the Freudian unconscious).
Of course, we don't know which came first: the satyrs or the goat prize.
Perhaps tragedy is named for the prize, perhaps for the satyrs.
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