Mimetic Theory of Art 

The word ‘mimetic’ means (a) of or relating to an imitation, imitate, (b) using imitative means of representation. There are several theories of art. M.H. Abraham divides literary theory as Minetic, pragmatic, Expressive and objective. H. Adams phases out the history of philosophy and literacy criticism as Ontological Epistemological, Linguistic and Socio-cultural. The word ‘Mimesis’ is __________ ______ _________ __________ ____ ____ _______.
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