Aristotle: PoeticsUniversity of Michigan Press, 1967 - 124 páginas |
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... Actually , all the varieties are use- ful in epic verses , while in iambics , because they are closest to actual speech , the appro- priate expressions are those that one might also use in prose , and they include the regular names of ...
... Actually , all the varieties are use- ful in epic verses , while in iambics , because they are closest to actual speech , the appro- priate expressions are those that one might also use in prose , and they include the regular names of ...
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... actually existed . He was probably right in many , per- haps a great many , cases . 75. This whole piece of reasoning is a " paralogism " which Aristotle is anxious to expose . 76. Observe that the poet is a poet , i.e. , a maker ...
... actually existed . He was probably right in many , per- haps a great many , cases . 75. This whole piece of reasoning is a " paralogism " which Aristotle is anxious to expose . 76. Observe that the poet is a poet , i.e. , a maker ...
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... actually a sophist , i.e. , a critic ) who composed ( epoiêsen ) a different recognition from Eu- ripides ' . Anyhow the manner of the recognition is no part of the " abstract . " 126. Omitting the preposition en , ' in , ' which would ...
... actually a sophist , i.e. , a critic ) who composed ( epoiêsen ) a different recognition from Eu- ripides ' . Anyhow the manner of the recognition is no part of the " abstract . " 126. Omitting the preposition en , ' in , ' which would ...
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