Why people say that tragedy is a lost art? Did it really died

>Why people say that tragedy is a lost art?
Snobbery.

>Did it really died with the greeks?
Eugene O'Neil and William Saroyan off the top of my head.

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>>9253964
a better question - why cant all books star cute anime girls insteaf of ugly old white men

>>9255055
is that supposed to be Poe

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>>9255074
yep

>>9255055
>>9255274
wtf i love anime now

>Did it really died with the greeks?
Considering the fact that Racine, Schiller, Marlowe and Shakespeare wrote their tragedies some 2000 years after the Greeks did, no.

>Why people say that tragedy is a lost art?
Honestly, I've never heard anyone say this.

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>>9255055
Do you have Baudelaire?

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>>9255732
Tragedy is a lost art. Now you heard it.

>>9255732
marlowe is trash dude

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>>9256323
Have a Nietzsche.

>>9256323
unfortunately theres no baudelaire :(

>>9257029
>Nietzsche
>not a sickly womanlet

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I want to shake that pear