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Ancient rhetoric and poetic

Note 12 — Chapter VI · THE POETIC OF ARISTOTLE[1]

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Bywater (page vii), protesting against too generalizing interpretations, goes to the other extreme of undue restriction. That the treatment is philosophical and intends to suggest large inferences appears from both its plan and its language. Certainly the Poetic is technical; but no less certainly it is theoretical.

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