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This document summarizes Aristotle's definition of tragedy and analyzes how the movie Bahubali fits that definition. It discusses the six key elements of Aristotle's view of tragedy: 1) imitation of reality, 2) depicting a serious action, 3) appropriate length and plot, 4) language and dialog, 5) catharsis or purification of emotions, and 6) spectacle. It analyzes how the story of two brothers in conflict in Bahubali mirrors real life and builds to a logical conclusion, fulfilling Aristotle's view of tragedy.
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- 1. • Topic- Aristotle’s definition of Tragedy with the example of movie Bahubali Name- Dipti Gohil Sem – 1 Paper-3.Literary Theory & Criticism Enrollment no- 206910820190018 Roll no- 6 Email Id- diptigohil55@gmail.com Year- 2018-2019 Submitted to – Department of English Maharaja KrishnaKumarsinhji Bhavnagar University
- 2. Aristotle’s Definition of Tragedy with the example of movie Bahubali -1
- 3. What is Tragedy ? A play dealing with the tragic events and having an unhappy ending, especially one concerning the downfall of the main character.
- 4. Aristotle’s Definition of Tragedy A tragedy is an imitation of an action that is serious and also,as having magnitude, complete in itself,In appropriate and pleasurable lauguage.
- 5. Aristotle based his theory on induction from the from the only examples available to him, the tragedies of Greek dramatist such as 1) Aeschylus 2) Sophocles 3) Euripides
- 6. Aristotle’s Definition of Tragedy 1. Imitation of Reality 2. Depicts a serious Action 3. Spectacle and Tragic section 4. Appropriate Length and plot 5. Must be perform not Read 6. Release of Catharsis
- 7. 1) Imitation of Reality Story based on conflict between brothers Bhalladev and Bahubali It is like tragic story The represent the life of two brothers relationship
- 8. 2) Action Every episode, actions, dialogues motion to its logical denouement According to Aristotle’s definition action that is serious magnitude Video
- 10. 4) Plot and Lengh Reasonable Length Appropriate Time Effective Representation Time of this movie 2:39:25
- 11. 5) Language and Dialogues Harmony Rhythm Figures of speech Heightened picture of Life’s serious side
- 12. 6) Catharsis Purification of our emotions and pleasure of pity and fear End of Movie
- 13. Conclusion : We can say that this movie is Tragedy Thus we can explain the definition of tragedy with the any of related movies.