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This article is divided into two parts. The first part deals with Aristotle’s Poetics, more specifically with Aristotle’s treatment of the structure of dramatic narrative in the context of antiquity. In the second part of the article I show that, from 19th century onward, some authors proposed a visual representation of the structure of dramatic narrative, as it was originally described by Aristotle in the Poetics. Thanks to recent developments in computation and artificial intelligence, the graphic representation of the narrative structure of literary works may be generated now by algorithms. In the final part of the article, I discuss some possible implications from the application of algorithms in the analysis of literary works. The most important implication concerns the redefinition, or at least an enlargement of the concept of “reader.”

A Poética de Aristóteles e as humanidades digitais: Da análise dos clássicos à criação de algoritmos