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Research in Differences between Greek Tragedies and Ancient Chinese Tragedies

Wu Ton

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This article makes a comparison between the times that produced ancient Chinese tragedies and Greek ones, between their themes, characters and endings. It analyses the causes of their differences and rejects the notion that there was no tragedy in ancient China.

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This article makes a comparison between the times that produced ancient Chinese tragedies and Greek ones, between their themes, characters and endings. It analyses the causes of their differences and rejects the notion that there was no tragedy in ancient China.

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This article makes a comparison between the times that produced ancient Chinese tragedies and Greek ones, between their themes, characters and endings. It analyses the causes of their differences and rejects the notion that there was no tragedy in ancient China.

Key concepts: Greek tragedy, Tragedy (event), Literature, Ancient Greek, China, History, History of China, Philosophy

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