Literary Criticism: Plato to DrydenAmerican Book Company, 1940 - 704 pages |
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Page 76
... thought , for because of these we say that actions are what they are ; 28 now since the imitation is of an action , there naturally are two causes for dramatic actions , character and thought , because of which all the agents experience ...
... thought , for because of these we say that actions are what they are ; 28 now since the imitation is of an action , there naturally are two causes for dramatic actions , character and thought , because of which all the agents experience ...
Page 78
... thought , he would not produce the effect of tragedy , but that tragedy in which those elements were inferior , yet ... [ Thought.38 50b4 ] Thought comes third . This is to be able to say what is possible and befits the conditions , namely ...
... thought , he would not produce the effect of tragedy , but that tragedy in which those elements were inferior , yet ... [ Thought.38 50b4 ] Thought comes third . This is to be able to say what is possible and befits the conditions , namely ...
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... thought . A discussion of thought may be found in our treatment of rhetoric , 124 for the sub- 121 My translation of this sentence is derived from Rostagni and Albeggiani . Bywater translates : " Yet ... the poets I mean show wonderful ...
... thought . A discussion of thought may be found in our treatment of rhetoric , 124 for the sub- 121 My translation of this sentence is derived from Rostagni and Albeggiani . Bywater translates : " Yet ... the poets I mean show wonderful ...
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