Challenges of two genres of tragedy and comedy from Avicenna's point of view according to Aristotle's poetic view

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Daliri Farideh; Baniardalan Esmail; Maziyar Amir

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Journal: HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY Year:2020 | Volume:11 | Issue:1 Page(s): 129-158

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Challenges of two genres of tragedy and comedy from Avicenna's point of view according to Aristotle's poetic view

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Daliri Farideh | Baniardalan Esmail | Maziyar Amir | Issue Writer Certificate

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Aristotle's theory of poetry entered the realm of Iranian thought with the theme that the genres of tragedy and comedy seek to imitate and mimesis virtues and vices. Aristotle's treatise on poetry, despite its role in shaping Western theater, had no effect on the world of Persian poetry. It is necessary that the theater comes from the heart of Greek ontology is a reminder of the need for Iranian drama to have a poetic outlook on Iranian culture. This book has been translated and adapted many times as a reference treatise, and one of the most prominent adaptations is Avicenna's poetry. Although the Avicenna's poetry is a report on Aristotle's poetry, he did not merely suffice to summarize it. The fundamental feature of his work is dealing with the essence of poetry, imitation or imagination. His poetry has new features, points and theories. The fundamental motive of this research is to read Avicenna's approach to the Greek sage poetics and to study his poetry based on the main genres of Aristotle's poetics treatise. The passage to this goal with an analytical-descriptive approach and data collection method is a library in which the researcher has achieved the theories of two Greek and Iranian scholars with the intention of Avicenna in writing iranian poetry poetics

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Daliri, Farideh, Baniardalan, Esmail, & Maziyar, Amir. (2020). Challenges of two genres of tragedy and comedy from Avicenna's point of view according to Aristotle's poetic view. HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY, 11(1 ), 129-158. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/398511/en

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Daliri Farideh, Baniardalan Esmail, Maziyar Amir. Challenges of two genres of tragedy and comedy from Avicenna's point of view according to Aristotle's poetic view. HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY[Internet]. 2020;11(1 ):129-158. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/398511/en

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Farideh Daliri, Esmail Baniardalan, and Amir Maziyar, “Challenges of two genres of tragedy and comedy from Avicenna's point of view according to Aristotle's poetic view,” HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY, vol. 11, no. 1 , pp. 129–158, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/398511/en

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