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Aristotle's Theory of Poetry and Fine Art
Samuel Henry Butcher
Macmillan
, 1902 -
419 pages
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life In other words it is an idealised image of human life
153
CHAPTER III
163
Poetry excludes the rule of Chance
180
Conception of a poem as an organism
186
Aristotle Goethe and Coleridge on the general idea in Poetry
193
The contrast between Plato and Aristotle 1 as to the value
203
The pleasure of the hearer or spectator fearńs as the end of Art
206
CHAPTER V
215
The Katharsis theory connected with the general theory of Poetry
266
CHAPTER VII
274
The law of Unity as applied to the epic and the drama
285
Unity of Place nowhere mentioned in Aristotle deduced from
297
signal villainy
313
Objection examined that Aristotles rule leaves no room for a true
323
CHAPTER IX
333
This doctrine has been frequently disputed
346
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The saying Art imitates Nature specially applied in Aristotle
225
Yet some of his rules indicate a confusion of moral and aesthetic
228
Yet in the main he decisively rejects the old didactic tendency
238
The musical Katharsis in the Politics
248
How this clarifying process is effected
255
CHAPTER X
367
Aristotle selects Comedy as an example of the universalising faculty
375
A distinction should be drawn between the generalisation proper
382
Poetic Universality as shown in the delineation of female character
398
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Title
Aristotle's Theory of Poetry and Fine Art
Author
Samuel Henry Butcher
Translated by
Samuel Henry Butcher
Edition
3
Publisher
Macmillan, 1902
Original from
Princeton University
Digitized
12 Mar 2010
Length
419 pages
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