Understanding Aristotelian Tragedy When we think about tragedy in literature, Aristotle’s take on the subject comes to mind. His observations, particularly in “Poetics,” lay the

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Introduction to the Thinkers When diving into the world of political philosophy, two names that frequently pop up are Niccolò Machiavelli and Aristotle. On the

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