Noun:

नयनबारी, अश्रू, डोळा संपर्क,

thars's Usage Examples:

For example, Bertolt Brecht viewed catharsis as a pap (pabulum) for the bourgeois theatre audience, and designed dramas which left significant.

Curious about the effect of this crying, he worked with others to develop a method of reciprocal counseling based on the recollection of psychological and physical traumas or hurts accompanied by various types of emotional catharsis.

Nevertheless, the conflict between the good and the flawed aspects of the tragic hero forms an important part of tragic catharsis in Aristotle's theory.

standing challenge to eat a 72-ounce steak in under an hour, simultaneously spiting Marie and finding catharsis by eating the entire steak in just 37 minutes.

concepts of Greek drama, including the moment of tragic recognition (anagnorisis) and the purgation of audience feelings of pity and fear (catharsis).

the concept in its relation to the principles of theater; the audience ignores the unreality of fiction in order to experience catharsis.

See alsoList of longest rivers of CanadaList of rivers of QuebecReferences External links Rivers of Nord-du-QuébecTributaries of James Bay Catharsis is Greek word meaning cleansing or purging.

the audience ignores the unreality of fiction in order to experience catharsis.

counted build towards one of the year"s most well deserved key change catharses.

From 1980 to 1995, Allan Bridge ran the line as something of a secular priest, offering the potential for forgiveness through the catharsis of taped confession"mdash;until the day he was killed by a Jet-Skier who fled the scene and was never identified.

scathes audiences with iconoclastic sociopolitical commentary, dramatic dysphemisms, apocalyptic vision, drug-induced banterings of philosophical catharsis.

called a "pious institution" by William of Puylaurens, was militant towards usurers (Jews) and Cathars, robbing them and destroying their homes.

Janov distinguishes the primal from emotional catharsis or abreaction, an abreaction being (according to Janov) a "pseudo-primal".