| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - test danger, is for Aristotle an intrinsic part of our response to poetry, since all human beings instinctively take delight in ???imitations??? (chapter 4).Aristotle takes over from Plato the idea that poetry, together with other arts such as painting, sculpture, music and dance, is a form of mimesis, but, unlike Plato, he nowhere explains what he means by this term.
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