Aristotle
of Stagira (384–322bc), Greek philosopher and scientist, whose Poetics analyses the function and structural principles of tragedy—a second book on comedy is lost—in reply to the criticisms of Plato and Socrates. To the latter's complaint (in Plato's ... ...
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