Aristotle On The Art Of Poetry

Exploring the principles of poetry and aesthetics, this translation of Aristotle's seminal work delves into the nature of poetic creation and its impact on human emotion. Ingram Bywater's translation captures Aristotle's insights on tragedy, comedy, and the role of the poet, while Gilbert Murray's preface provides valuable context on the philosophical and historical significance of the text. This edition serves as a critical resource for understanding the foundations of literary theory and the enduring influence of Aristotle's thoughts on art.