Aristotle. Quotes

The Poet Should Even Act His Story With The Very Gestures Of His Personages. Given The Same Natural Qualifications, He Who Feels The Emotions To Be Described Will Be The Most Convincing; Distress And Anger, For Instance, Are Portrayed Most Truthfully By One Who Is Feeling Them At The Moment. Hence It Is That Poetry Demands A Man With A Special Gift For It, Or Else One With A Touch Of Madness In Him; The Former Can Easily Assume The Required Mood, And The Latter May Be Actually Beside Himself With Emotion.

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