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grbs-2621	Corcoran, Clinton D.	The Problem of Dramatic Expectation in Aristotle’s Poetics	1997	10	.pdf	application/pdf	4523	226	64	Schrier (supra n.S: 108) proposes an elegant resolu­ tion to the debate: the reversal of intention does not exclude the interpretation of reversal as a change in the course of events, but rather it becomes the pivotal causal action in the tragic sequence: Aristotle repeats 'touvav't:1ov not without purpose, referring back to 1.22, where it is used in the definition. Reversals that entail recognitions that are contrary to expectation and yet still follow one another are, as Aristotle notes, logically the best.14 But this leaves the obvious question: why are they the best?	cache/grbs-2621.pdf	txt/grbs-2621.txt