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Which Greek thinker outlined the formula for tragedy in his book Poetics?
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Which Greek thinker outlined the formula for tragedy in his book Poetics?

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Aristotle

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he was a Greek poet. his work is also the earliest work that has been found in the dramatic theory.

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