The Poetics Book by Aristotle For M A

The Poetics of Aristotle is an oldest surviving theory of Dramatization in literary works including drama (and its sub-genres Comedy, Tragedy, and Satire), Poetry (Lyric Poetry, Epic poetry, and Dithyramb) written by Aristotle, who was a Greek Philosopher and a disciple of Socrates.

This text explores genres of poetry in three ways as Matter, Subjects, and method. The matter is made up of language, melody, and rhythm which form the creation of Poetics. Subject differentiates between tragedy and comedy, where tragedy comprises of important, serious, and virtuous people, and comedy comprises of laughable, unimportant, and undignified.