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Aristotle compares tragedy to:

ALyric poetry

BComedy

CEpic poetry

DSatire

Answer:

C. Epic poetry

Read Explanation:

Aristotle compared tragedy to epic poetryin his work Poetics. He argued that tragedy is a type of imitation, or mimesis, and that it's superior to epic poetry. 

Comparison to epic poetry

  • Content: Both tragedy and epic poetry imitate great deeds, noble heroes, and tragic suffering. 

  • Form: Tragedy uses action to convey its story, while epic poetry uses language. 

  • Length: Tragedy is more focused and shorter than epic poetry. 

  • Impact: Tragedy's concentrated plot has a greater impact on the audience. 


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