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Aristotle, Poetics

ARISTOTLE: Poetics

December 28, 2013 orwell1627 2 Comments

ARISTOTLE: Poetics

Aristotle discusses the various forms of poetry in the Poetics. Epic Poetry, Tragedy, Comedy, Dithyrambic poetry, and music are all modes of imitation. Continue reading ARISTOTLE: Poetics →

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