Argue either that Aristotelian tragedy is no longer meaningful in contemporary society,or that Aristotelian tragedy is just as meaningful today as it was in ancient Greece.

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Tragedy was never cool, aristotle was against his teacher Plato, and people talk about tragedies, its not even cool to be around people that talk about tragedies.

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I suggest you read Arthur Miller's essay, 'Tragedy and the common man.' The short answer to your question is no.

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