Aristotle excludes Aeschylus from his analysis of great tragedy writers because _______.
A. He believed tragedy had not found its natural level with Aeschylus.
B. He personally disliked Aeschylus.
C. Aeschylus did not obey the rule of unity of space and time.
D. Aeschylus was incapable of evoking eleos and phobos.
Answer:A
Aristotle excludes Aeschylus from his analysis of great tragedy writers because _______.
A. He believed tragedy had not found its natural level with Aeschylus. B. He personally disliked Aeschylus. C. Aeschylus did not obey the rule of unity of space and time. D. Aeschylus was incapable of evoking eleos and phobos.