THE POETICS

“”The Poetics”” by Aristotle, translated by S. H. Butcher, is a seminal work in literary theory that explores the nature, structure, and purpose of poetry and tragedy. Written in ancient Greece, this treatise provides valuable insights into the art of storytelling, examining elements such as plot, character, thought, and diction. Aristotle’s analysis of tragedy, including the concept of catharsis, remains influential in understanding dramatic literature. Butcher’s translation preserves the essence of Aristotle’s original ideas, making this text essential reading for students and scholars of literature and drama. —- ISBN: 9798326075635