On Tragic Art
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| ''[[On Tragic Art]]'' (Ueber die tragische Kunst, [[1792]]) is a treatise by [[Friedrich Schiller]] on theatre and narratology. Schiller notes in ''On Tragic Art'' that the degree of pleasure obtained from an affect seems to be in inverse proportion to the agreeableness of its content. | ''[[On Tragic Art]]'' (Ueber die tragische Kunst, [[1792]]) is a treatise by [[Friedrich Schiller]] on theatre and narratology. Schiller notes in ''On Tragic Art'' that the degree of pleasure obtained from an affect seems to be in inverse proportion to the agreeableness of its content. | ||
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On Tragic Art (Ueber die tragische Kunst, 1792) is a treatise by Friedrich Schiller on theatre and narratology. Schiller notes in On Tragic Art that the degree of pleasure obtained from an affect seems to be in inverse proportion to the agreeableness of its content.
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