Dealing with Tragedy

Both Ernest Hemingway and William Faulkner are writing about the person who experienced the tragedy. When I died, after his mother died, Darl Bundren could not think of anything else and eventually made him crazy. More in his view, Faulkner is very complicated to write and there is no linear concept of time to express his role as he can not go forward for over thinking. Jack Burns' wound in the First World War was helpless to his tragedy of "the sun will rise", but he was not thinking much about it, so putting it behind him Let his life continue.

There are various ways to deal with the tragedy. It is also possible to discuss it and start the healing process through this discussion. Or you can forget about what never happened and forget about it. When dealing with tragedies of different sizes, there are two ways in the history of mankind. German discussion and analysis of Germany's policies and reality before the Second World War and the Second World War brought unimaginable suffering and death among millions of people. In Japan there was a lack of resistance and willingness to do so, which brought about many difficulties and tensions between Japan and other Asian countries, especially China and South Korea.

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I will talk more directly about the tragedy now. To deal with that, we need to distinguish between the two aspects. Tragedy of drama tragedies, attributes of literature, and expressions as a vision of the tragedy of life is a tragedy. Briefly, in anticipation of the following, Plato has little understanding about the drama, it makes his claim about tragedies (especially with respect to the poet 's contradiction and "the true tragedy"). The possibility of linking this side to the other side is not excluded, but people are not satisfied. On the other hand, he understands the tragic view of life and refuses to regard it as false, but refuses to regard tragedy as a representation of vision. (The position of Aristotle is exactly the opposite.The drama is understood as a genus of literature, but tragedy is not understood as a representation of the tragic expression of life.