| Contrasting with this approach of conversion as peripety was what Goddard conceives as a medieval, gradualist approach to conversion favored by the Franciscans. |
| But Theodore Kremer, who very possibly never heard of peripety, would do exactly the same thing. |
| In the third act of Othello we have a peripety handled with consummate theatrical skill. |
| Two parts of the Plot, then, peripety and Discovery, are on matters of this sort. |
| Has the conception of the peripety, as an almost obligatory element in drama, any significance for the modern playwright? |
| When a pupil brings in a play in favor of polygamy, Baker declines to argue but talks instead about peripety. |
