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Aristotle and plato 's objections

Q-1. How far do you agree with plato's objection to free from of expression and aritistic liberty enjoyed by creative writers  ?

Ans-1  yes,  I agree  with plato's objection to freedom of expression in then are the many  times are in the many serials in are the since are the not a effective in good our mind then are the children are not capable to the sence are then the sow are a balveer and saktiman in are the many stunts are the children doning and not good for his health and many dangerous to his life.

Q-2 with reference to the literary text you have studies during B. A program , write brife not on the text which follow  Aristotlelian lierary tradition.

Ans -2 I stady in B. A othello tragic hero, othello is a tragedy by William in 1603  othello is a brave and complete soldiers of advanced years and morish back ground in the service of  the Venetian republic .  He elopes  with discovering  lago 's deceit,  and killed him self.

Q-3 with reference to the literary texts you have studies  during B. A program , write  brif not on the text which did not follow  Aristotle ian literary tradition?

Ans-3 my stady B. A in a Nightingale and rose then are in a not important to love and then important  to a another things and the not important to the mans fillings are then a love is a diet and not effectively in life and Hart is a broken.

Q- 4  Have you studies any tragedies  during B. A  program who was the tragic protagonist in  those tregedy?

In my B. A stady in many tragic play.  In then a  ottelo written by Shakespeare first preformed  around 1604  ,in then a feel  humartion,  then otthello killed his wife Desdemona and last killed himself  .

Q-5 Did the plot of those tragedies follow necessary rules and regulations proposed by Aristotle ?

In my B. A stady in the bluest eyes in a pecola is a very sad  Cerecter . Then a pecola is a very Harted by her family and her father doing rep pecola and drinking and her mother go to a banglos and pecola thinking a god given a blue eyes so her life makes happy then last pecola 's killed her father.



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