The Structure of a Shakespearean Tragedy.

Comments that the book 'Poetics,' by Aristotle provides a useful model for the structure of a Shakespearean tragedy. Argument on the constitution of a class of artificial objects; Differences of individual cultures applicable to the structure of a dramatic offering; Use of the principles of chronol...

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Publicado en:	Shakespeare Studies (Rosemont Publishing & Printing Corporation) Vol. 8; pp. 1 - 28
Autor principal:	Barroll III, J. Leeds
Formato:	Literary Criticism
Publicado:	Rosemont Publishing & Printing Corporation 1975
Materias:	Poetics (Book : Aristotle) Tragedy (Drama) Aristotle, 384-322 B.C. Elizabethan (Literary period) 17th century (Literary period)
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Sumario:	Comments that the book 'Poetics,' by Aristotle provides a useful model for the structure of a Shakespearean tragedy. Argument on the constitution of a class of artificial objects; Differences of individual cultures applicable to the structure of a dramatic offering; Use of the principles of chronological extrapolations to the drama of the Renaissance.