Why is Aristotle important to the history of drama?

He wrote influential plays that are still modeled to this day.
He introduced the concept of chorus.
His philosophy allowed for a new genre: comedy.
He rigorously outlined tenets for tragedy.

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Why is Aristotle important to the history of drama?

He wrote influential plays that are still modeled to this day.
He introduced the concept of chorus.
His philosophy allowed for a new genre: comedy.
He rigorously outlined tenets for tragedy.

elsa213 · Answer

What do you think the correct answer is?

anonymous · Answer

He wrote influential plays that are still modeled to this day.

elsa213 · Answer

" He analyzed the plays of the fifth century, classified the kinds of drama, and made rules for construction of tragedy. "

anonymous · Answer

what?

elsa213 · Answer

I think you are correct. cx

anonymous · Answer

ok thankyou