have u ever had to read Aristotle Poetics and what age? or grade?

Question

i am in 8th grade and am reading it! it seems rediculous

anyone can help me to understand the point better. like some of it, because its hard and we are having a test on the entire book in two days!

Answer 1

"Aristotle's Poetics aims to give an account of poetry. Aristotle does this by attempting to explain poetry through first principles and by classifying poetry into its different genres and component parts."

I haven't read very much of Aristotle, though I did read some in college. I found him to be boring, though that may well be because of the translation. Modern translations probably make him seem more interesting and lively. He has been considered been one of the founders of Western Culture because he wrote about almost everything in the world (at least at the time). As an academic and scholar, his writing is fairly dry, as most academic writing tends to be.

Personally, I think that 8th grade may be a little early to try to read and understand an author like Aristotle, but I do believe it is important to know about him and what he said. Good luck!

Answer 2

If he changed into A, the female B, the different woman C and her very last Tue Love D, Then through pondering the "property of transition" right here, B ----> A, A ----> C, B -----> D and (possibly) D -----> C. So, to end this erroneous reasoning (?) Her genuine love D, left at the same time with his genuine love C. I relax my case. heavily: by no skill be apologetic about of your sturdy, suitable thoughts. all persons lived or nevertheless stay in conceived worlds and this enables us to proceed. an fairly sturdy poem.