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3. Según Aristóteles, en la tragedia griega, la catarsis
transforma
A) al hombre en héroe trágico.
B) las pasión en virtud.
C) la cobardía en valor.
D) el temor en compasión.



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Catharsis in Greek tragedy, according to Aristotle, purges the audience of pity and fear through the tragic hero's journey.


Explanation:

Catharsis in Greek tragedy, as described by Aristotle, is a purgation of pity and fear that the audience experiences through the tragic hero's journey. The tragic hero, such as Creon in Sophocles' Antigone or Hamlet, goes through plot elements like peripeteia and anagnorisis, leading to the ultimate cathartic effect on the audience.


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