English Language · English Literature
In 'Poetics', Aristotle differentiates between history and poetry, asserting that poetry is superior and more philosophical because:
- 1it is written in verse while history can only be relayed through prose
- 2it expresses universal truths and what may happen, whereas history records particular past events✓
- 3it focuses strictly on particular events rather than general human tendencies
- 4it completely rejects any cause-and-effect structure to achieve artistic freedom
Correct answer
it expresses universal truths and what may happen, whereas history records particular past events
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