The Poetics of Aristotle¶
Aristotle. (1902). The Poetics of Aristotle.
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- Aristotle's Poetics gave the pattern its earliest formal anatomy in defining tragedy as the imitation of an action that is "whole" and "complete," possessing a beginning, a middle, and an end bound by probability or necessity rather than mere chronological succession.
This sourceMacmillan. Earliest formal anatomy of plot: tragedy as the imitation of an action that is whole and complete, with a beginning, middle, and end bound by probability or necessity; foundational for the unity-of-action and dramatic-structure tradition.
- Aristotle's Poetics gave the pattern its earliest formal anatomy in defining tragedy as the imitation of an action that is "whole" and "complete," possessing a beginning, a middle, and an end bound by probability or necessity rather than mere chronological succession.
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