Poetics

Aristotle (384-322 BC), an ancient Greek, was one of the greatest philosophers, scientists, and educators in ancient world history, and can be considered the epitome of Greek philosophy. This book explores a series of important literary and artistic theoretical issues, such as the relationship between human nature and artistic imitation, the elements that constitute tragic art, the function of tragedy, the organization of plot, and the similarities and differences between tragedy and epic poetry. This book is the earliest extant classic in the West on how to write poetry and conduct poetry criticism.

1996-07-01

商务印书馆

322

9787100027717