Catharsis 

Catharsis in Literary Criticism and Theory

Catharsis, a term rooted in Aristotelian theory, refers to the emotional release or purification experienced by an audience through their engagement with a dramatic work. Aristotle introduced the concept in his seminal work *Poetics*, where he posited that tragedy, through its representation of intense emotions and moral dilemmas, facilitates a cathartic effect. The audience, by identifying with ___ __________ _______ ______ ____ _______.
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