Done By ~ Tazeen Farooque Philosophers and Tragedians: Focus on Aristotle and his essay “Poetics”

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Done By ~ Tazeen Farooque Philosophers and Tragedians: Focus on Aristotle and his essay “Poetics”

Aristotle

Aristotle’s Life Stagira Plato's Academy Alexander the Great Plato and Aristotle Remains of Aristotle’s Lyceum

Terms to Know Tragic character Catharsis Reversal Tragic flaw Hamartia

Aristotle once said, “In all things of nature there is something of the marvelous”.

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