Aristotle: PoeticsUniversity of Michigan Press, 1967 - 124 páginas |
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... pity and fear . When Aristotle came to the Academy to begin his studies in 367 , the charge against the poets and its two crucial points , “ imitation " and " pity and fear , " were already , as we should say , a part of the historical ...
... pity and fear . When Aristotle came to the Academy to begin his studies in 367 , the charge against the poets and its two crucial points , “ imitation " and " pity and fear , " were already , as we should say , a part of the historical ...
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... pity and fear . Plato had seen them as negative and menacing , an encouragement to indulgence in our nat- ural passions . What Aristotle thinks about them is not entirely clear in the extant portion of the Poetics , but so much is clear ...
... pity and fear . Plato had seen them as negative and menacing , an encouragement to indulgence in our nat- ural passions . What Aristotle thinks about them is not entirely clear in the extant portion of the Poetics , but so much is clear ...
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Aristotle. 153b1 ΙΟ 5 14 [ 14 ] Pity and fear and the tragic act | Now it is possible for the fearful or pathetic effect to come from the actors ' ap- pearance , 95 but it is also possible for it to arise from the very structure of the ...
Aristotle. 153b1 ΙΟ 5 14 [ 14 ] Pity and fear and the tragic act | Now it is possible for the fearful or pathetic effect to come from the actors ' ap- pearance , 95 but it is also possible for it to arise from the very structure of the ...
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