Meaning of Tragedy Aristotle's View Tragic hero’s Characters Examples Hamlet, Eklavya Internal conflict Comparison Conclusion Feedback

1. Introduction
Name:- Lalji. G. Baraiya.
Course.:- M.A.-1 , Sem-1.
Year:- 2018-20.
Roll no.:- 21.
Enrollment no.:-2069108420190001.
G-mail Id.:- laljibaraiya789@gmail.com.
Paper no.:- 3(Literary theory & Criticism).
Topic:-”Tragic Hero”
 Submitted to :- Smt.S.B. Gardi. Dep. Of English
Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji Bhavnagar University.

2. Content of Presentation
 Meaning of Tragedy
 Aristotle's View
 Tragic hero’s Characters
Examples
 Hamlet, Eklavya
 Internal conflict
 Comparison
 Conclusion
 Feedback

3. What’s meaning of Tragedy?
Form of drama.
Violence and death.
Continuous time of
action.
Late point of attack.
Stories based on
myth.

4. Aristotle's View
 Comes from
nobility.
 Tragic Flaw.
 Undergoes a
Reversal fortune.
 Has a downfall.
 Recognizes his
mistakes.

6. Tragic hero
The hero
confronts his
downfall
whether due to
fate, or by his
own mistake, or
any other social
reason.

8. Some Examples
Dr. Faustus
Hamlet
Eklavya
Ravan (Mythology)
King Lear
Othello
Bill Clinton
Michael Vick
Julius Caesar

9. Characters
Hamlet Eklavya

10. Hamlet
Nobel Structure.
Fate proves to
downfall.
Exceeds the
crime.
 Misfortune isn’t
deserved.

11. Eklavya
Error of judgment
 Learns archery
for save wild life.
Good man-
coming bad ending.

12. Tragic hero’s internal conflict

13. Similarities between Hamlet & Eklavya
Protagonist of the
play.
 Both are young .
 Self learner.
 Talent vs struggle.
Became a tragic hero.
 Sacrifice.

14. Differences between Hamlet & Eklavya
Hamlet
 Son of King Hamlet.
Prince of Denmark.
 Take revenge for father.
 Hamlet behavior cruel
& violence.
 Student of Philosophy.
Eklavya
 young boy of Nishad.
 Confederation of tribes
jungle.
 No Revenge.
 Eklavya's behavior
innocents and
honorable.
 Student of Archery.

15. Conclusion
 We can find in Hamlet and Eklavya
are inevitable and catastrophic.
Both are suffers terribly and the
audience experiences pity and fear.
These emotion are purged in a
catharsis.

16. Feedback
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