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A Study on “High Tragedy” and “Low Tragedy”

HU Min-mei

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Abstract

Characters in tragedy can be divided into “minded tragic characters” and “ no-minded tragic characters”,tragedy can be divided into “high tragedy” “low tragedy”. People can get those feelings such as worship tragic characters and struggle for themselves from “high tragedy”. People can get those feelings such as disappoint for tragic characters and stand aloof the society while watching “low tragedy”.

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Characters in tragedy can be divided into “minded tragic characters” and “ no-minded tragic characters”,tragedy can be divided into “high tragedy” “low tragedy”. People can get those feelings such as worship tragic characters and struggle for themselves from “high tragedy”. People can get those feelings such as disappoint for tragic characters and stand aloof the society while watching “low tragedy”.

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Characters in tragedy can be divided into “minded tragic characters” and “ no-minded tragic characters”,tragedy can be divided into “high tragedy” “low tragedy”. People can get those feelings such as worship tragic characters and struggle for themselves from “high tragedy”. People can get those feelings such as disappoint for tragic characters and stand aloof the society while watching “low tragedy”.

Key concepts: Tragedy (event), Feeling, Worship, Literature, Aesthetics, Psychology, Philosophy, Art

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