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The Poetics in its Aristotelian Context. Edited by Pierre Destrée, Malcolm Heath and Dana L. Munteanu, Routledge, 2020ISBN: 9780367366117 (hbk) ISBN: 9780429347276 (ebk)https://www.routledge.com/The-Poetics-in-its-Aristotelian-Context/Destree-Heath-Munteanu/p/book/9780367366117ContentsIntroduction  PIERRE DESTRÉE AND DANA L. MUNTEANUPART 1: Aristotle’s aesthetics: poetry and other arts – tradition and innovation 15  Poetry and biology: the anatomy of tragedy 17 ANDREA CAPRA   To kalon and the experience of art 34 HALLVARD J. FOSSHEIM   Aesthetic emotions 51 DAVID KONSTAN  Was phthonos a comedic emotion for Aristotle? On thepleasure and moral psychology of laughter 66 FRANCO V. TRIVIGNO  Painting as an aesthetic paradigm 88 ELSA BOUCHARDPART 2: Poetics, politics, and ethics: links and independence 111      6 Family bounds, political community, and tragic pathos 113 PIERRE DESTRÉE Is there a Poetics in the Politics? 129 THORNTON LOCKWOOD Varieties of characters: the better, the worse, and the like 145 DANA L. MUNTEANU The ethical context of Poetics 5: comic error and lack of self-control 165 VALERIA CINAGLIAPART 3: Language and content: poetic puzzles in philosophical context 183 Taxonomic exibility: metaphor, genos, and eidos 185 THOMAS CIRILLO Poetry and historia 202 SILVIA CARLIAfterword   12 Reading the Poetics in context 224 MALCOLM HEATHReferences 239 Index locorum 255 Index 259 Proper names 261 