Theater of the OppressedUrizen Books, 1979 - 197 |
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... Aristotle stems from the very definition which that philosopher gives of art . What is art , any art ? For him , it is an ... Aristotle's Coercive System of Tragedy 1 Aristotle's Coercive System of Tragedy Introduction Art Imitates Nature.
... Aristotle stems from the very definition which that philosopher gives of art . What is art , any art ? For him , it is an ... Aristotle's Coercive System of Tragedy 1 Aristotle's Coercive System of Tragedy Introduction Art Imitates Nature.
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... Aristotle's own Politics to find the ex- planation of the word catharsis which is not to be found in the Poetics . Catharsis is utilized there to denote the effect caused by a certain kind of music on patients possessed by a given type ...
... Aristotle's own Politics to find the ex- planation of the word catharsis which is not to be found in the Poetics . Catharsis is utilized there to denote the effect caused by a certain kind of music on patients possessed by a given type ...
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... Aristotle was becoming , not being . For him , " to become " meant not accidental appearance and disappearance , but instead the development of what already exists in a germinal state . The individual , concrete thing , is not an ...
... Aristotle was becoming , not being . For him , " to become " meant not accidental appearance and disappearance , but instead the development of what already exists in a germinal state . The individual , concrete thing , is not an ...
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