What is the goal of Greek tragedy, in which audiences experience fear and pity that drive out negative urges and behaviors? a. catharsis b. antistrophe c. orchestra d. chorus

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Adam Zarn · Answer 1 · 2016-03-21T05:43:43+0000

The correct answer is A, 'catharsis'. Because that means 'purification' or 'cleansing' from those negative urges and behaviors. 'Antistrophe' is a song sung by the chorus, and the rest of the options are obviously not correct.

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