Aristotelian Comedy

My aim in this paper is to reconsider a number of aspects of Aristotle's thinking on comedy in the light of the acknowledged Aristotelian corpus. I shall have nothing to say about the Tractatus Coislinianus , an obscure and contentious little document which must (despite Janko's energetic attempt to restore its credit) remain an inappropriate starting-point for discussion. There is still, I believe, something to be learnt from the extant works

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• Laughter

  Ralph M Rosen•A Companion to Ancient Aesthetics•2015

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• Defining transcomedy

  Open Access•Joshua Louis Moss•International Journal of Cultural…•2015

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• A funny matter

  Caty Borum Chattoo•Humor - International Journal of…•2018

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• The Universality of Poetry in Aristotle's Poetics

  Open Access•Malcolm Heath•The Classical Quarterly•1991

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• A history of classical scholarship

  Sir John Edwin Sandys•A history of classical scholarship•1921

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• Aristotle

  Aristotle Aristotle, Aristotle  et al.•Poetics•1968

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• Political Comedy in Aristophanes

  Malcolm Heath, Malcom Heath•Political Comedy in Aristophanes•1987

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• Aristotelis De Arte Poetica Liber

  Gerald F Else, Rudolfus Kassel•The Classical World•1967

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• Notes On Aristophanes' Acharnians

  Open Access•Alan H Sommerstein•The Classical Quarterly•1978

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• Menander

  Menander Menander, A W Gomme et al.•Menander•1973

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• "Philanthropia" in the Poetics

  John Moles•Phoenix•1984

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