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Posted by Jonty on November 29, 19102 at 07:37:55:
I'll be honest, I've just started my dissertation and am looking at the similarities for an audience/crowd between sport and drama.
I know that aristotle talked about catharsis and the emotional release of fear and pity within his tragedy but does anyone know whether he refers to sport or 'game' at all??
Any other comments would be gratefully recieved!!
Cheers Jonty
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