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Thus the hero has be- come another man. In spirit he is new-born, and takes a new and deeper view of life and its import.
The crisis of pessimism has matured his mind, and even should he die, his ideal lives; vanquished, his ideal is victorious !
In this manner the doctrine of meliorism sheds a new light on Tragedy and explains most clearly the complete sen^ of the Greek term, katharsis^ or puri- fication of the hero, which Aristotle teaches us to be the purpose of a tragedy. The katharsis shou...ld be infused into the souls of the audience through the me- dium of pity and fear {pC thkov kgi 6^)v) : pity for the hero and fear in the auditor for himself lest he may meet with the same fate. The audience should be led through the same ordeal of purification. Without positive suffering, but merely by witnessing the suf- fering of the hero, they attain a higher, a purer, and a more ideal conception of life. It is the destruction of the egotistic passions (m^apmg tg)v na^TffidTuv), and the construction of a lofty philanthropic temple of altru- * Quoted from Prof, Cope's essay: Ethical Evolution, in No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus the hero has be- come another man. In spirit he is new-born, and takes a new and deeper view of life and its import.
The crisis of pessimism has matured his mind, and even should he die, his ideal lives; vanquished, his ideal is victorious !
In this manner the doctrine of meliorism sheds a new light on Tragedy and explains most clearly the complete sen^ of the Greek term, katharsis^ or puri- fication of the hero, which Aristotle teaches us to be the purpose of a tragedy. The katharsis shou...ld be infused into the souls of the audience through the me- dium of pity and fear {pC thkov kgi 6^)v) : pity for the hero and fear in the auditor for himself lest he may meet with the same fate. The audience should be led through the same ordeal of purification. Without positive suffering, but merely by witnessing the suf- fering of the hero, they attain a higher, a purer, and a more ideal conception of life. It is the destruction of the egotistic passions (m^apmg tg)v na^TffidTuv), and the construction of a lofty philanthropic temple of altru- * Quoted from Prof, Cope's essay: Ethical Evolution, in No.
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