Another character in this play sets fire to a school after deciding that its teachings were harmful to the youth of the city.
The playwright of this play appears and sings a song which tells the audience what a fine dramatist he is and how foolish the Athenians were to let Cleon have power. After that song, a brief debate between Right Logic and Wrong Logic takes place. One character in this play threatens to beat his mother after beating his father, convinced that his father had beat him for his own good. Another character in this play sets fire to a school after deciding that its teachings were harmful to the youth of the city. After denouncing his son as a wastrel, one character in this play enters a school and attempts to learn logic to confuse his creditors. For ten points, identify this play about the Thinkery, Pheidippides and his father Strepsiades, a comedy by Aristophanes.
The playwright of this play appears and sings a song which tells the audience what a fine dramatist he is and how foolish the Athenians were to let Cleon have power.
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