Catharsis in Greek Tragedy
Greek tragedy has been studied for many centuries, and several works and authors have transcended the ages. ... Greek theater was for an audience to not only watch, but feel with the characters as the story unfolds. ... Greek plays generally oriented around the more socially prominent figures of society, and the story could provide some insight for the audience. ... Tragic flaw plays an important role in Greek tragedy. ... A final attraction to tragedy would be the catharsis it was written to provide. ... There are, clearly, many elements to a Greek tragedy that are worth noting. ... Catharsis was the final element discussed. ... Uplifting experience, as you can see, can come with mere entertainment, by comparison and curiosity, new knowledge as with moral lessons and observation of tragic flaw, and finally with a catharsis.