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1999
Abstract Discussing the generalizing and philosophical quality of poetry, Aristotle writes: It is clear … that the task of the poet is not to say what happened, but the sort of thing that might happen … that is why poetry [poiesis] is more philosophical and serious 1 than history, for poetry deals more [] with the universal, history the ...
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Abstract Discussing the generalizing and philosophical quality of poetry, Aristotle writes: It is clear … that the task of the poet is not to say what happened, but the sort of thing that might happen … that is why poetry [poiesis] is more philosophical and serious 1 than history, for poetry deals more [] with the universal, history the ...
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1991
Abstract This passage (i. 70-1) is the peroration of the Corinthians’ speech to the Spartans in the famous Debate in 432 bc. It consists of a comparison between the characters of the Athenians and the Spartans, and an exhortation to the latter to bestir themselves.
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Abstract This passage (i. 70-1) is the peroration of the Corinthians’ speech to the Spartans in the famous Debate in 432 bc. It consists of a comparison between the characters of the Athenians and the Spartans, and an exhortation to the latter to bestir themselves.
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