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Perhaps Aristotle's Most Widely-read Work Is His Esoteric Treatise On Aesthetics, The Poetics. According To His Analysis Of Tragic Poetry (a Section On Comedy Was Either Lost Or Never Completed), The Theatrical Audience Experiences Katharsis ("purgation") Of The Heightened Emotions Of Pity And Fear As The Tragic Hero, A Basically Good But Flawed Aristocrat, Is Brought Down By His Own "error Of Judgment.

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