Poetics Of Aristotle - I

[@Tanima_Dwivedi]

Thanks ma'am, for recommending this version and the lecture was a valuable one for me!

[@sadlaw2799]

Beautifully explained, new subscriber 👍

[@Khup_thian_nun]

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[@rajeshperomathas8379]

Great presentation ❤

[@jeho2020]

I did really learn ...liked it tq

[@asthasharma8357]

Thank you

[@krishk7676]

Great knowledge mam

[@literaturewizard8632]

Brilliant

[@priyankabhalekar8450]

Ma'am what is definition of imitation by s r butcher

[@RajinderKumar-gt9qr]

Respected Professor, in another view, Aristotle's definition of tragedy is very much grounded in Literature and does not connect with the performing art of drama. The major paradox is, manner of imitation is 'form of action ' in the definition but 'spectacle' in the explanation. Both are not the same. Tragedy is only a readable text of literature because that is based on character, speech and listener but not on actor, acting and spectator. Regards.

[@priyeshbohra2805]

very fast narrative! Not good at all!

[@priyankaverma4163]

Chl ht

[@taneshkumar7582]

Are itni achchi English hoti to ham hi padh lete . You only showing your wisdoms and intelligence not teaching students

[@simran7960]

Right

[@satyamkumar54]

Hindi m padhayegi Kya . Go and read Hindi literature

[@faisalahmed-oo6jr]

Dude, This is literally a class on "English" Literature. What on earth do you expect? What you perceive as a show of intelligence, is just an expert on the subject giving an engaging lecture on a theoretical topic. Just because it is English does not make it pretentious.

[@joseantoniosillos6227]

You're just envious of her.

[@virendraup]

@@simran7960 u can get in touch with me, I can make you understand 😊