Die Aristotelische Theorie Vom Epos Nach Ihrer Entwicklung Bei Griechen Und Römern
by Ludwig Adam delves into Aristotle's theory of epic poetry and its subsequent development among the Greeks and Romans. This work, originally published in 1889, provides a detailed analysis of Aristotle's poetics as applied to the epic genre and traces its influence on classical literature. Adam's study examines key epic poems and literary figures, offering insights into the evolution of epic form and content. It remains a valuable resource for scholars and students interested in classical literary theory and the history of epic poetry.
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