In this classic work of literary criticism, Aristotle offers a detailed analysis of the principles of poetry and the art of literary composition. Drawing on examples from ancient Greek and Roman literature, Aristotle expounds on the nature of tragedy, epic poetry, comedy, and other genres, providing a lasting framework for understanding the mechanics of storytelling. With its rigorous logic and rich insight, Aristotelis Ars Poetica remains a foundational text for anyone interested in the art of literature.

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