Aristotle. Quotes

The Truth Is That, Just As In The Other Imitative Arts One Imitation Is Always Of One Thing, So In Poetry The Story, As An Imitation Of Action, Must Represent One Action, A Complete Whole, With Its Several Incidents So Closely Connected That The Transposal Or Withdrawal Of Any One Of Them Will Disjoin And Dislocate The Whole. For That Which Makes No Perceptible Difference By Its Presence Or Absence Is No Real Part Of The Whole.

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