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accept achievement action activity actual aesthetic already appeal Aristotle artist aspects attempt attitude audience beauty become belief brings changes character cognitive communication complex conception concern consciousness constitute craft definite demands deny detached disinterested distinction distinguished effect elements emotions evoke existence experience explain expression fact feeling forms function further Hence human imagination imitation immediate important increase individual ingredients instincts interest interpretation Irish isolated katharsis knowledge language limited Literary meaning merely mimesis mind monadic nature necessary never object origin particular perhaps Plato play pleasure poem poet poetic poetry possible practical Principles reality reason reference regard relations responses result Richards sake seeks seems seen sense share significance simple social sought successful suggested symbolic theory things thought tion true truth unique unity universe whole Yeats