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2018
One of the central concepts of Aristotle’s Poetics, katharsis (’purgation’ or ‘purification’; often spelled catharsis) defines the goal of the tragic poet: by depiction of human vicissitudes so to provoke the spectators’ feelings of pity and fear that such emotions in them are finally purged.
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One of the central concepts of Aristotle’s Poetics, katharsis (’purgation’ or ‘purification’; often spelled catharsis) defines the goal of the tragic poet: by depiction of human vicissitudes so to provoke the spectators’ feelings of pity and fear that such emotions in them are finally purged.
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Response: Katharsis and the Akedah
Journal of the American Academy of Religion, 1995Le sacrifice d'Isaac par Abraham en Genese 22 a toujours provoque de nombreux commentaires. Ainsi, pour Sherryll Mleynek, l'Akedha constitue une tragedie aristotelicienne incomplete dans laquelle il n'existe pas de resolution du pathos grâce a la catharsis. A travers huits remarques, les AA.
Mishael M Caspi, Kenneth P. Kramer
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British Journal of Music Therapy, 1996
This paper falls into three broad sections, the first two being published in this issue, the third in the Autumn issue of the BJMT. The first section attempts, through a brief introduction to the African philosophy of music and musical instruments, to explore the reasons behind the therapeutic powers attributed to music. The second section, which opens
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This paper falls into three broad sections, the first two being published in this issue, the third in the Autumn issue of the BJMT. The first section attempts, through a brief introduction to the African philosophy of music and musical instruments, to explore the reasons behind the therapeutic powers attributed to music. The second section, which opens
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Classical Philology, 1969
HE long and as yet unresolved debate T over the real meaning of Aristotle's doctrine of catharsis continues vigorously today. If ultimate truth has not yet been achieved, our understanding, at least, of important aesthetic problems has become sharper as we have debated the merits and flaws of the various interpretations of Aristotle's enigmatic ...
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HE long and as yet unresolved debate T over the real meaning of Aristotle's doctrine of catharsis continues vigorously today. If ultimate truth has not yet been achieved, our understanding, at least, of important aesthetic problems has become sharper as we have debated the merits and flaws of the various interpretations of Aristotle's enigmatic ...
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Katharsis in Socratic Platonism
2009In this paper, written in German, I am exploring the concept of purification (katharsis) in early Platonic dialogues. The evidence suggests that this variant of katharsis, which possesses a marked cognitive dimension, might well have Socratic roots. More importantly, however, its serves as a useful backdrop for an understanding of Aristotle's enigmatic
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