Poetry And the Renascence of Wonder
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He goes so far as to say that, even in reading as well as in representation, tragedy has an advantage over the epic, the advantage of greater clearness and distinctness of impression. And in some measure this was perhaps true of Greek tragedy, for as Miiller in his Dissertations on the Eumenides has well said, the ancients always remained and wished to remain conscious that the whole was a Diony- sian entertainment ; the quest of a common- place airarri came afterwards. And even of of Romantic ...Drama it may be said that in the time of Shakespeare, and indeed down through the eighteenth century, it never lost entirely its character of a recitation as well as a drama.
It was not till melodrama began to be recognised as a legitimate form of dramatic art that the dialogue had to be struck from the dramatic action " at full speed " — struck like sparks from the roadster's shoes. The truth is, how- ever, that it was idle for Aristotle to inquire which is the more important branch of poetry, epic or tragedy..
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He goes so far as to say that, even in reading as well as in representation, tragedy has an advantage over the epic, the advantage of greater clearness and distinctness of impression. And in some measure this was perhaps true of Greek tragedy, for as Miiller in his Dissertations on the Eumenides has well said, the ancients always remained and wished to remain conscious that the whole was a Diony- sian entertainment ; the quest of a common- place airarri came afterwards. And even of of Romantic ...Drama it may be said that in the time of Shakespeare, and indeed down through the eighteenth century, it never lost entirely its character of a recitation as well as a drama.
It was not till melodrama began to be recognised as a legitimate form of dramatic art that the dialogue had to be struck from the dramatic action " at full speed " — struck like sparks from the roadster's shoes. The truth is, how- ever, that it was idle for Aristotle to inquire which is the more important branch of poetry, epic or tragedy..
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