Aristotle on the Art of Poetry: An Amplified Version with Supplementary Illustrations for Students of English

Accordingly Achilles action actors Aeschylus agents Aristotle Aristotle's arouse art of poetry artistic imitation audience beginning catharsis change of fortune CHAPTER character choral Chorus Comedy comic constitute Creon critics Cypria Dénouement dialogue Dianoia Diction difference Discovery distinction Dorians drama proper emotions Empedocles employ Epic Poetry epic poets episode Ethos Euripides example genus Greek hamartia happiness hence hero Homer iambic ideal identity Iliad illustrated incidents inference Iphigenia kind King Lear Lear lengthened literature Little Iliad means Melody metaphors metre metrical language misery moral nature Noun object Odysseus Oedipus the King Orestes Othello oureas person pity and fear play pleasure plot poem Poetics Polygnotus possible principle repre represent Reversal rhythm Semivowels sense sequence Shakespeare song Sophocles species Spectacle speech stage story strange words Taurians term Theodectes thing thought tion traditional Tragedy tragic effect tragic poets treatise true unhappy ending uninvolved unity utterance Verb verse vowels whole