2005年：回來讀「紐約時報雜誌」，注意到In ancient theater, a play began with a protasis, or introduction, and ended with a catastrophe, or conclusion, driven by some irresistible cause; in French, that finish was the ''denouement.''
 將它推薦給rl 。
今晨知道，這一denouement 數日前在問 Voltaire 的一句
« personne ne peut deviner le dénouement de cette tragédie »
rl說過：「根據我的了解，這句的大意是： 沒人能料到這場悲劇的結局。」
rl再說：這denouement他每日一字專欄去年已介紹過」
查一下，為
「1. 【古】解結；解開
2. （戲劇、小說的）結局
3. （事情的）解決；結束 」
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Source: Aristotle: Poetics of Aristotle: XVIII. Further rules for the Tragic Poet
XVIII. Further rules for the Tragic Poet. Every tragedy falls into two
parts,--Complication and Unravelling or Denouement. Incidents extraneous to the
action are frequently combined with a portion of the action proper, to form the…

根據『詩學』（陳中梅譯注，北京商務，1999）此翻譯為：「一部悲劇由結與解組成。」所以「解」為DENOUEMENT的真義。
《矇矓的七種類型》與《羅生門》(Rashomon)



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