Rhetorical Balance in Aristotle's Definition of the Tragic Agent: Poetics 13

Classical Quarterly 30 (01):62- (1980)
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The most recent attempt to explain Aristotle's use of in Poetics 13 is that of T. C. W. Stinton , 221–54). Stinton insists that must not be restricted to any one definition, but should be understood to include a ‘range of applications’ embracing both moral error and ‘ignorance of fact’

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