One section of this work uses "HermocaÃ¯coxanthus" as an example of a multiplex noun, and "sigunon" as an example in its discussion of current vs. non-standard nouns.
One section of this work uses "HermocaÃ¯coxanthus" as an example of a multiplex noun, and "sigunon" as an example in its discussion of current vs. non-standard nouns. The story of the statue of Mitys on Argos falling on the man who killed Mitys is used as an example of an event that did not occur at random in a section of this work titled "Astonishment." This work uses medium, object, and mode to differentiate between different forms of (*) imitation, or mimesis. This work's section "Completeness" begins by restating that tragedy is the imitation of a "whole" action, then defining "whole" as that which has a beginning, middle, and end. Other concepts discussed in this work are the anagnorisis, or "recognition"; hamartia, or "fatal flaw"; and the importance of inducing catharsis in the audience.  For 10 points, name this work of literary theory by Aristotle.
One section of this work uses "HermocaÃ¯coxanthus" as an example of a multiplex noun, and "sigunon" as an example in its discussion of current vs. non-standard nouns.
Poetics