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Tragedy in Literature
Literature
Tragedy, as defined by Aristotle, has basically six aspects: Dilemma, Choice, Reversal, Suffering, Recognition and Death. Using these elements, a tragedy is woven with the hero as a central character who braves the elements of nature as well as the turmoil and
Number of paragraphs: 2
Number of sentences: 1
Number of words: 43
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"Oedipus Rex"
Oedipus Rex
Oedipus Rex has long been recognized as one of the greatest tragedies ever written. Of course, the definition of tragedy keeps changing around it, as time passes and literary trends change. But somehow through all the changes, it is as if the story of poor Oedipus remains the test...
Number of paragraphs: 3
Number of sentences: 6
Number of words: 131
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