Ideas and forms of tragedy from Aristotle to the middle ages

by Henry Ansgar Kelly · 2 reviews · 1993–1996

Reviewed by	Journal	Date	Access
Richard J. Utz	Philosophy and Literature	1996-04-01	Restricted
Eugene Vance	Bryn Mawr Classical Review	1993-06-01	Open

Aesthetics & Philosophy of Art Ancient & Medieval Philosophy

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