English Language · English Literature
Plato considers 'mimesis' primarily in an ethical and political context. In contrast, how does Aristotle treat 'mimesis'?
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- 1As an etymological phenomenon
- 2As a linguistic phenomenon
- 3As a purely historical phenomenon
- 4As an aesthetic phenomenon✓
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As an aesthetic phenomenon
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