诗歌
什么让一个故事很好?什么让我们感动,当我们听到一个关于英雄和他们的必然衰落的故事?很久以前,剧本作家写了他们的第一部剧本或小说家制作了他们的复杂叙事,西方思想的伟大思想之一试图以严格,系统的方式回答这些问题. 这种思想属于亚里士多德,他的诗歌不过是西方讲故事的基本蓝图.这不仅仅是学者们的尘埃的旧书;它是戏剧,叙事结构和情感参与的基础,这仍然是我们今天最喜欢的电影,戏剧和小说的基础. 听诗歌就像入了有效讲故事的原则最初被伪造的哲学研讨会,了解为什么某些叙事会产生共,而其他则会消失.它提供了对创造和接收故事的艺术的深入,持久的视角.
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Human narration by a volunteer reader from LibriVox.org, the public-domain audiobook project. LibriVox volunteers record literary works whose copyright has expired in the United States, releasing the resulting recordings into the public domain.
诗歌 by Aristotle. The underlying text is in the U.S. public domain. We do not republish any modern copyrighted edition, translation, or commentary.
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