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Aristotle on the art of poetry — Aristotle

Aristotle on the art of poetry

Aristotle

  • Essays
  • Book language: English
  • 50 pages

Aristotle's treatise on poetry, known as the Poetics, examines the nature of tragedy, epic, and comedy. It discusses imitation, plot, character, and the elements that make a poem effective. A foundational work of literary criticism, it rewards listeners interested in the origins of Western aesthetics.

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Contents

  1. ON THE ART OF POETRY
  2. Translated By Ingram Bywater
  3. With A Preface By Gilbert Murray
  4. PREFACE
  5. ARISTOTLE ON THE ART OF POETRY
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