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Which of the following statements are correct? A. Aristotle wrote Poetics. B. Longinus wrote On Imitation. C. Plato's Republic celebrates poets as guides of truth. D. Horace wrote Ars Poetica. E. Aristotle defined catharsis only for comedy.

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Aristotle wrote Poetics, and Horace wrote Ars Poetica.
Updated On: May 6, 2026
  • A and B Only
  • A, B and D Only
  • B and E Only
  • A and D Only
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The Correct Option is D

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Aristotle wrote: \[ \textit{Poetics}. \] So statement A is correct. Longinus is associated with: \[ \textit{On the Sublime}, \] not On Imitation. So statement B is incorrect. Plato's Republic does not celebrate poets as guides of truth. Rather, Plato criticizes poetry and imitation. So statement C is incorrect. Horace wrote: \[ \textit{Ars Poetica}. \] So statement D is correct. Aristotle discussed catharsis in relation to tragedy, not only comedy. So statement E is incorrect. Therefore, the correct statements are: \[ A\ \text{and}\ D\ \text{Only}. \]
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