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Learn: Features of Tragedy in English Literature

AQA A-Level English Literature B (7717)

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What is the purpose of tragedy in literature?

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The tragic hero’s downfall is often caused by their {{blank0}}, which is referred to as {{blank1}} in literature.

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Which of the following emotions does tragedy aim to evoke? (Select all that apply)

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