Aristotle's View on Poetic Imitation: How he reputed the charges by Plato #poeticimitation
Channel: AD's English Literature
Date: 2022-01-14

Aristotle's View on Poetic Imitation: How he reputed the charges by Plato
Highlights-
What are Aristotle views on imitation?
How do Aristotle and Plato differ on the theory of imitation?
How does Aristotle defend poetry against Plato?
How does Aristotle define poetry and theory of imitation?
#wbbhse #cbse #ncert #baenglish #maenglishlecture #ugcnet #adsenglishliterature #ardhendude Aristotle’s theory of Imitation as propounded in "Poetics" is a great landmark in the history of literary criticism. It has been accepted all over the world as a guiding principle. By declaring poetic Imitation a creative process Aristotle has given  Poetry a very high place in the realm of Art and literature. Here Aristotle refuted the charges made against poetry by Plato( The Republic bk 10) . The discussions are arranged in the following chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:37 Preamble to argument
02:04 understanding the argument
04:04 unfurling the argument
12:10 defining the nature
15:52 Aristotle's ideal reality
18:26 Respect to poet
19:17 conclusion

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