Plato compared the origin of this practice to a chain of magnetized iron links.
John Stuart Mill claimed that, while a related discipline is heard, this discipline is overheard in a work titled "Thoughts on [this] and its Varieties." Plato compared the origin of this practice to a chain of magnetized iron links. It was attacked in Stephen Gosson's "School of Abuse," leading another thinker to compare it to a "speaking picture." It is analyzed in Plato's dialogue, (*) Ion. In a work named for this discipline, another philosopher claimed that its purpose was mimesis, or imitation, and that it brought about catharsis. For 10 points, name this literary discipline defended by Philip Sidney, an art whose workings Aristotle examined in the tragedies of Euripides.
John Stuart Mill claimed that, while a related discipline is heard, this discipline is overheard in a work titled "Thoughts on [this] and its Varieties."
poetry [accept word forms; prompt on literature]