@ARTICLE{Wesoły2023:i7462,
	author="{Wesoły, Marian}",
	title="{Wykładnia mimesis tragedii w Poetyce (6–19) Arystotelesa}",
	year="2023",
	type="artykuł naukowy",
	language="pl",
	journal="{Peitho. Examina Antiqua}",
	issn="2082-7539",
	volume="14",
	number="1",
	pages="45--67",
	doi="10.14746/PEA.2023.1.3",
	url="https://pressto.amu.edu.pl/index.php/peitho",
	keywords="Aristotle, Poetics (6–19); mimesis of tragedy; new Polish translation and interpretation",
	abstract="{The aim of this article is to present a new Polish translation of Aristot-
le’s Poetics, namely, those of its central chapters (6–19) that deal with
the Stagirite’s explication of the mimesis of tragedy. When interpreting
the first five chapters of the treatise, it is important to recognize the
mimetic distinctions and forms according to means and objects as well
as the question of how poetic creativity takes shape (generally from
improvisation through epic to comedy and tragedy). On the basis of
these preliminary assumptions, Aristotle proceeds to define trage-
dy and analyze its components, forms and functions in more detail.
Unlike the previous Polish translations of the Poetics, we have attempt-
ed here to render Aristotle’s essential technical expressions as faithfully
as possible, without distorting them in accord with various concepts
of modern aesthetics or literary criticism. We have also sought to
preserve the Stagirite’s typical composition and his complex argument.
Only in this way can the sense of Aristotle’s leading assumptions and
distinctions be properly discerned. For the ease of reading, we also
introduce more paragraphs and relevant subject headings into the text}",
}