While the idea of rewarding good and punishing evil is ancient, the specific term "poetic justice" is a relatively recent coinage. The English drama critic is credited with coining the phrase in his 1678 work, The Tragedies of the Last Age Consider'd . Rymer used it to prescribe how drama should inspire proper moral behavior in its audience by clearly illustrating the triumph of good over evil.
ქართულ კინემატოგრაფშიც ვხვდებით პოეტური სამართლის ელემენტებს:
To help you incorporate this term into your Georgian vocabulary, here are sample sentences: poetic justice qartulad
ინგლისური ტერმინი ქართულად რამდენიმენაირად ითარგმნება, რაც დამოკიდებულია კონტექსტზე:
რასაც დასთეს, იმას მოიმკი rasats dasthes, imas moimki While the idea of rewarding good and punishing
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(What you sow, you shall reap): This is perhaps the closest cultural equivalent to the moral philosophy behind poetic justice. It emphasizes that good deeds bring good results, while evil deeds return to plague the doer. If you are looking for the literal and
If you are looking for the literal and conceptual translation of "poetic justice" in Georgian, the phrase is translated as:
Here is a classic story/example of poetic justice that resonates with this theme: