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How does Aristotle view the emotional effect of tragedy?

AIt weakens the audience emotionally

BIt entertains through laughter

CIt purifies emotions through catharsis

DIt distracts from reality

Answer:

C. It purifies emotions through catharsis

Read Explanation:

Aristotle argued that tragedy leads to purgation or catharsis, which is the purification of emotions like pity and fear, making the audience emotionally stronger.


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