Poetics (Penguin Classics)
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Poetics (Penguin Classics)

by Aristotle

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Aristotle’s Poetics remains one of the most important works in the history of literary criticism. Examining poetry and dramatic art, it offers a foundational account of literary form, structure, and effect, making it essential reading for students and readers interested in classics, philosophy, drama, and the humanities.

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Poetics is Aristotle’s influential examination of poetry and dramatic art.

The work considers how literary forms are shaped and how their elements contribute to artistic effect.

As a foundational text in literary criticism, it has influenced the study and interpretation of literature for centuries.

This Penguin Classics edition makes Aristotle’s enduring ideas available to contemporary readers of philosophy, drama, and the humanities.

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