The lost second book of Aristotle's Poetics /
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Μορφή: | Βιβλίο |
Γλώσσα: | English |
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Chicago ; London :
The University of Chicago Press,
2012.
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Πίνακας περιεχομένων:
- The lost second book of Aristotle's Poetics
- Aims of the present book
- Method to be followed
- Prospective readers
- Groundwork
- Aristotle's arts and sciences
- The organon
- Preface to the theoretical sciences
- Mathematics
- The physical sciences
- The biological sciences
- First philosophy
- The order of the arts and sciences
- The practical sciences
- The productive sciences : poetics
- Rhetoric
- Scientific rationality as a guiding idea
- Causes
- The symbolon argument
- Causes in the poetics
- Poetic imitation
- The analysis of poetic imitation
- The scope of poetic imitation
- The evolution of poetic imitation
- Expectations of Poetics II
- The epitome of Poetics II
- Comparison of expectations with the epitome
- The kinds of poetry
- The autonomy of poetry
- Internal and external ends
- The Aristotelian tradition
- Historical, educational, and imitative poetry
- Historical poetry
- Historical poetry and history
- Historical poetry and imitative poetry
- Historical poetry and rhetoric
- Educational poetry
- Poetry and philosophy
- Poetry and education
- Imitative poetry
- The end of tragedy
- The end of tragedy as catharsis
- The fearful emotions
- The removal of emotions by emotions
- The aim of tragedy : symmetry
- The mother of tragedy : pain
- Poetry and the practical sciences
- Poetic and therapeutic catharsis
- Is catharsis in the poem or in the audience?
- Is catharsis educative?
- The practical ends of poetry
- Comedy
- The definition of comedy
- The mother of comedy : laughter
- The laughable
- The definition of the laughable
- Accounts of the laughable
- The causes of the laughable
- Laughter from the diction
- Laughter from the incidents
- Cicero's account of laughter
- The science of the laughable
- The embodiment of the laughable in comedy
- The matter and parts of comedy
- Old, new, and middle comedy.