No. A tragedy requires that the protagonist bring his fate on himself. Hamlet and Macbeth are tragedies because the hero's actions bring about the consequences of their fates. Job does nothing (or very little) to bring about what happens to him, even thought its a great deal that happens to him. The book of job is really just a bunch of philosophising over the question 'Why do bad things happen to good people?' and doesn't come up with much of a satisfying answer. Furthermore somebody tacted a happy ending onto the book of Job that would further remove it from being a tragedy.
This book is not a tragedy, it is a comedy. It is also on the banned books list.
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a tragedy.
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tragedy
I thought that "The Sparrow" by Mary Doria Russel was a tragedy and if not it certainly ended tragically for the 'protagonist' Sandoz .
A book club is what people are a part of when they read the same book and then later meet to discuss their feelings about it.
yes yes it is
People who read books would want to visit a book club to discuss a particular book. Book club members go over various parts of the book and literary elements, which may interest book readers.
the book the republic talks about the government and its ways
The subject of a pharmaceutical book are medications/drugs. But this kind of book would go into the chemical make-up of medications. It would discuss the medication's actions, uses, dosages, and information pharmacists and chemists need to know.
Romance or Tragedy.