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"In the Poetics, Aristotle, ancient Greek and one of the world's greatest thinkers, investigated the nature of Greek Drama. And in Greek Drama, he was particularly concerned with tragedy. What he noted down in the fourth century B.C., forms the basis for all definitions of tragedy, even in the modern times. The present edition of Aristotle's Poetics comprises: • An Authentic and Widely Accepted Text Based on the Translation of the Greek work by Butcher and Bywater • Detailed Annotations and Explanations of Important Passages • Comprehensive Discussion on Important Textual Aspects • Important University Questions with Answers • Selected Literary Criticism"