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When we read a parable such as Kafka's, we are drawn deeper into reality.
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Which of the following is not an element of a tragedy, according to Aristotle?
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According to Socrates, tragic poetry arouses
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According to Aristotle, the way that the actors are portrayed on stage is the most important part of a tragedy.
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The most important element of a tragedy, in Aristotle's view, is
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According to Aristotle, the formative elements of tragedy include
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Consider whether Walton's view could explain your own experience of watching a scary movie. Explain how well (or poorly) it does so.
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How does Walton explain Charles's response to the slime? Do you find it persuasive? Explain.
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According to Aristotle, the finest form of tragic plot involves a good man passing from happiness to misery.
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Can you think of a contemporary book or movie that challenges Aristotle's view? Explain the work and the challenge it poses.
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How does a parable intensify, or draw you deeper into, everyday reality, according to McFague?
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According to Socrates, the carpenter creates a perfectly real bed.
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What are the six elements of a tragedy, according to Aristotle? Which does he think is most important, and why? Do you agree?
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According to McFague, Kafka's parable can be interpreted autobiographically, psychologically, or theologically.
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Socrates claims that the artist knows nothing about what he or she represents.
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