Aristotle's Poetics: Diction, Song, Spectacle

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THEA-211 Intro To Drama: Sec 002

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Aristotle's Poetics: Diction, Song, Spectacle

THEA-211 Intro To Drama: Sec 002

24 minutes 16 seconds

5 years ago

Aristotle's Poetics: Diction, Song, Spectacle

Here's our podcast on Aristotle's final three elements of drama: diction, song and spectacle.

Listen to me forget (and cover up that I forgot) that Streetcar Named Desire takes place in New Orleans, as well as a stirring rendition of the "Lovely Ladies" motif from Les Miserables.

Listen in time for class on Tuesday 10/18.

Enjoy!