Aristotle and other Greek elites were so accustomed to seeing acts of violence being vividly portrayed by actors in tragic dramas that they thought this violence served the purpose of cleansing them of

Aristotle and other Greek elites were so accustomed to seeing acts of violence being vividly portrayed by actors in tragic dramas that they thought this violence served the purpose of cleansing them of pent-up emotions.

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