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Showing posts with label Aristotle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aristotle. Show all posts

00039--Bring out the differences between the thoughts of Plato and Aristotle./ Plato versus Aristotle/

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Plato and Aristotle, two philosophers in the 4th century, hold polar views on politics and philosophy in general.  This fact is very c...

00035--What is a Tragedy? What are the characteristics of a good tragedy? Historical formation of Tragedy. What are the elements of a Tragedy? How does Aristotle define aTragedy?

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                         The term is broadly applied to literary, and especially to dramatic, representations of serious actions w...

00009—Hamartia, Hubris and Catharsis—Aristotle

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Hamartia, Hubris and Catharsis—Aristotle Aristotle lays down the general rule that characters in a tragedy should be good but ...

00008--Simple and Complex Plot—Aristotle

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Simple and Complex Plot . The plot may be simple or complex.  In a simple plot there are no puzzling situations that ent...

00007--Characteristics of an Ideal Tragic Hero according to Aristotle

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The characteristics of an Ideal Tragic Hero according to Aristotle  are : a) He must be an eminent man. b) He must be a good ...

00006--The Structure of the Plot--Aristotle

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The plot being 'the soul of a tragedy', the artistic arrangement of its incidents is of the prime importance.  A tragedy should ...

00005-- What is Plot [general concept]

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Plot is the pattern of events and situations in a narrative or dramatic work, as selected and arranged both to emphasize relationships— ...

00004--Catharsis, Aristotle

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Catharsis is the the effect of' purgation' or 'purification' achieved by tragic drama, according to Aristotle' s a...

00003-- Aristotle-- Constituent Parts of a Tragedy

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                                 Aristotle            According to Aristotle TRAGEDY has six formative parts.  They are : 1) Pl...