Aristotle poetics

1..I don't agree with Plato's objection, because the freedom of expression is the fundamental right for everyone , but in India ORTHODOX people don't tolerate the freedom of expression.
Ex. Kamasutra :a tale of love
A film was directed by Mira Nair on the ancient Hindu text "kamasutra" which was written by VATSYANA .the film was made on ancient Hindu literature, ironically ,the film was banned in India due to it's sexual content .
Other films banned in India like a water, fire.etc
2..I have studied during B.a program,"Othello" follows Aristotle rules ,because Othello is tragic hero .he killed his wife
3.."harry ape "doesn't follow the Aristotle tradition, because in this play yank has no high rank.
4..yes ,I have studied othello during b.a programe. Othello is main protagonist in the tragedy and his Hamartia is a blind love for Desdemona .
5.."Othello" follow necessary rules and regulations proposed by Aristotle

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