My Theatre arts professor assigned this video for her student to watch and summarize. Thank you for the vid. not sure where you are but I’m way in California and I attend Santa Monica College.
Interestingly enough, it's not just Theatre that makes use of Poetics; other storytelling mediums, such as Film, also use these principles. Thanks for making this video!
Imagino1234 Do you think the unities is as important in film or another medium as it is in theatre? Im trying to figure this out and some help would be nice.
@@briangallagher3106 the unities is probably less important in film, because most popular films of the 21st century are catered to children and so there may be no unity of action, unity of place, to make it a film more interesting and or exciting to the average viewer
That's a wonderful piece of work. I have an exam to take in morning. And watching this video has really helped me. I think, I should be able to handle the question related to Aristotle Poetics lot better. Plus, any more article on Poetics would make more sense to me now. A huge Thank You!
Thank you, Sara. This is short, compact, and very informative. It will be great for my Critical Theory Class at Cairo University and goes very well with the book they use for reference to critical theory
You are amazing! Thank you so much for your thoughtful, hard work. This helped in more ways than you can imagine for my project, and was presented in a simple and fun way that made me excited to learn. Thank you!!! Liked and subbed.
I'm gonna write an exam tomorrow and a huge part will be aristotle aka Aristoteles in my language. Actually, even the laguage change from German (my language) to English is quite huge. E.g. the translation of eleos and phobos are more of whimper and shock instead of pity and fear. However, pity and fear would be the exact translation of Lessing's theories, so I can't even imagine, how different the greek meaning actually was. This was really helpful to visualize everything, thank you
Good, but two corrections: 1) THREE UNITIES. The Poetics only proposes two unities (action, time). The unity of place is a Renaissance invention. 2) Sophocles didn't title his play "Oedipus Rex." Why would he? "Rex" is Latin for King, and Aristotle wrote in Greek. The play is more accurately titled: "Oedipus tyrannus."
Do you happen to still have or know of any of the references you used to make this video? I have to make a presentation and use references but I don't know of any good ones that get straight to the point like this one.
This was such a helpful video! However, I can't cite videos for the paper I'm writing for university. Would you be so kind as to provide some links to where you got your information? :) more specifically on the relevance of Poetics today?
I feel it is my duty to inform you that my Script Analysis college professor literally assigned watching this video as homework today. Well done!
As somebody who has an exam on this a had very little time to study: THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
On God
This sucks literally
My Theatre arts professor assigned this video for her student to watch and summarize. Thank you for the vid. not sure where you are but I’m way in California and I attend Santa Monica College.
Lmao same home I gotta take bullet point notes on this for Intro to Theater
You posted years ago AND IT'S STILL helping!! This is the BEST version of an explanation of Poetics. THANK YOU!
Interestingly enough, it's not just Theatre that makes use of Poetics; other storytelling mediums, such as Film, also use these principles. Thanks for making this video!
Imagino1234 Do you think the unities is as important in film or another medium as it is in theatre? Im trying to figure this out and some help would be nice.
@@briangallagher3106 the unities is probably less important in film, because most popular films of the 21st century are catered to children and so there may be no unity of action, unity of place, to make it a film more interesting and or exciting to the average viewer
I know this is almost 5 years old, but you did a great job on this project! It will continue to aid many for years to come. Thanks, Sara!
That's a wonderful piece of work.
I have an exam to take in morning. And watching this video has really helped me. I think, I should be able to handle the question related to Aristotle Poetics lot better. Plus, any more article on Poetics would make more sense to me now.
A huge Thank You!
You just helped me graduate college. Thank you!
I can see how some critics have conflated imagery with spectacle. Great and helpful overview! Thanks, Sara Connelly!
Nice summary, Sara! You added to our pleasure of looking at Poetics from a learner's perspective.
The world cannot thank you enough for this help!!
Thank you for this!!
wow thank you so much! I was so confused studying Aristoteles and this cleared me up! Keep up the good work
Thank you, Sara. This is short, compact, and very informative. It will be great for my Critical Theory Class at Cairo University and goes very well with the book they use for reference to critical theory
You are amazing! Thank you so much for your thoughtful, hard work. This helped in more ways than you can imagine for my project, and was presented in a simple and fun way that made me excited to learn. Thank you!!! Liked and subbed.
Explained deeply yet simply... impressive... thanks..
Thanks for posting the video! I have to read this for class and found it helpful. Also, I like how you drew and animated the video.
You should do more such videos.... Brilliant and really funny.
Thank you, this is really handy for my literary theory class.
Really well done! I am sharing with my students! Thank you!
I'm gonna write an exam tomorrow and a huge part will be aristotle aka Aristoteles in my language. Actually, even the laguage change from German (my language) to English is quite huge. E.g. the translation of eleos and phobos are more of whimper and shock instead of pity and fear. However, pity and fear would be the exact translation of Lessing's theories, so I can't even imagine, how different the greek meaning actually was. This was really helpful to visualize everything, thank you
Thanks for taking the time to make the video Sara :)
thank you so much for this! my teacher gave an assignment about this and i understood it very well! ❤
Lots of good work and very informational! Thank you for doing this!
Good, but two corrections:
1) THREE UNITIES. The Poetics only proposes two unities (action, time). The unity of place is a Renaissance invention.
2) Sophocles didn't title his play "Oedipus Rex." Why would he? "Rex" is Latin for King, and Aristotle wrote in Greek. The play is more accurately titled: "Oedipus tyrannus."
I really enjoyed this video and have watched it for information and then as well for fun.
Wow! Really well written and succinct, but also really good art! Super useful! Thank you!!
Champions Effort, Thank you, this has helped me to read "Poetics" again.
So intellectually lucrative and enjoyable to watch- easy to follow. 10/10
Aarron Coleman, Logician and Student of Technical Theater 🎉
Amazing clear presentation & engaging video. Great job!
What an amazing job you did here. Congrats!!!! it is so good :)
You should make more videos !! Thanks a lot, I am learning this in English.
one of the concise description to poetics.. thanks
Thanks 4 this kinds of video. Please provide platos videos
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Wow. That was really interesting. I don't know why youtube suggested this but I learnt so much
Excellent!!! Thanks a milliom!!! Warm regards from Brasil!! I´m an English and Literature student!! We also have to read Poetics!
this is brilliant!! thanks so much for making this!!!
Thanks for this, my Intro to Theater professor assigned this as homework!
Just wanna say thank you saving me. This video is great!
Thanks for the vid. Good stuf. What play write are you mentioning on 9.55 when you draw the shoe? can't hear it. Cheers
I love this video, thank you for making it
Does somebody, please please have a transcript of this wonderful video. Please, that would save my life!!!
I have to read this for my English Understanding Theory and Criticism class... tysm!! I really didn't understand the text before watching this video!
Thank you for this video. IT's super helpful to hear laid out.
This is extremely helpful Sara! Thank you so much!
You have really made it simple to understand. Thanks you very much.
I'm currently taking a class on the Rhetoric of Storytelling and this was a prescribed reading. Using your video to break it down instead. =)
helpful and interesting. This is underrated.
Do you happen to still have or know of any of the references you used to make this video? I have to make a presentation and use references but I don't know of any good ones that get straight to the point like this one.
You just saved my life. Thank you!!
Amazing. Thank you.
How much time did this take you to make?
this video is extremely helpful one must watch this and should also read the text of the poetics
Very helpful and amusing at the same time , thanks a lot ...
I've watched this several times over years. x
Thank you for this excelent work! Congratulations!
Why you have made only one video when you are very good at this...
I have an assignment due tomorrow and I didn’t know where to start from😭 thank you
BLESS THIS VIDEO
So generous! Thank you!
This is mint! Thanks for uploading :-)
Thank you this was informative, keep up the good work.
Contemporary British playwright, Edward Bond, has some excellent tragic plays
its too bad society has a propensity for the uncritical - likely to escape capitalistic slavery
@@Manima108 Too bad indeed
@@Moribus_Artibus i was joking - mostly
About to take my first world literature test in 15 minutes, this should help
This was such a helpful video! However, I can't cite videos for the paper I'm writing for university. Would you be so kind as to provide some links to where you got your information? :) more specifically on the relevance of Poetics today?
Thou art a saviour 🙏
the song at the end please ???
thanks from an overwhelmed literature major !
This is rad. Thank you.
I like that what came first the chicken or the egg analogy
What song is at the end? I love it xD
My favorite part is
"...even in a woman or a slave though the one is an inferior and the other a wholly worthless being." - Aristotle
Served the purpose...Helpful.. Thanks a ton
In love with the woman ........half an hour left to my test my revision done
A hidden gem
Nicely done.
More please!
how do you write so neatly on a pc?
She probably uses a graphics tablet.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphics_tablet
Great video, my attention was more towards the drawings though. U taught me something that I don't really have to know😂😂
Aristotle thought Oedipus was the best show ever. Peak Greek Tragedy
amazing lesson
Unity of time is actually from sunrise to sunset I suppose.
Please make more videos this matirial is supergood
Thank you so much! This is really helpful for me :)
This helped a lot! thank you.
Makes so much more sense now! Thank you :) Loving the jokes!
This was awesome. Thank you :)
Thank you so much for this.
Thanks a lot, this helped me for my test!!
Did you just say Aristotle is most known for his work in theatre and poetry?
Thank you so much, very helpful and interesting.
Very interesting, thanks!
Amazing explanation mam'am thank you so much
Thank you so much! I read the text myself but it was so dense and I understood not much.
can you make more on others scholar? this is sooo helpful tq for this
this is amazing, thank you
Most helpful ,no doubt about it
Great video. Thank you so much!
You're really better than my teacher
Great work....