Aristotle’s Concept of Mimesis (Imitation) | Poetics Explained

Описание: What does Aristotle mean by mimesis or imitation? 🤔
In this video, we explore Aristotle’s concept of Mimesis, one of the most important ideas in literary criticism and aesthetics, discussed in his famous work Poetics.

This lecture explains how mimesis is not mere copying of reality, but a creative imitation of human actions, emotions, and experiences. Aristotle views imitation as natural to human beings and essential for understanding life, art, and literature.

📚 Topics Covered in This Video:

Meaning and definition of Mimesis

Philosophical roots of imitation according to Aristotle

Difference between mimesis and realism

Mimesis in art and literature

Tragedy, comedy, and imitation

Role of mimesis in catharsis

Plato vs Aristotle on imitation

Relevance of mimesis in modern literature and cinema

🎓 This video is especially useful for:

BA / MA English students

Literary criticism & theory learners

NET / SET / UPSC aspirants

Anyone interested in philosophy, literature, and art

✨ Understand how imitation helps us discover truth, emotion, and meaning in art through Aristotle’s timeless theory.

👉 Watch till the end for clear explanations and exam-oriented points.

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