Tragic Flaw
Tragic Flaw is a literary construct in tragic writing denoting a protagonist’s inherent character defect or moral failing that precipitates their downfall, distinguishing it from external forces or mere misfortune by locating the cause of tragedy within the individual’s psychological or ethical disposition.
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Trudy E. Bell, Karl Esch · IEEE Spectrum · 1987 · 43 citations
The Tragic Flaw: Is It a Tragic Error?
Isabel Hyde · The Modern Language Review · 1963 · 18 citations
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Laboratoire de Mécanique et Procédés de Fabrication, France
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