Study Of Poetry by Matthew Arnold
An argument that poetry embodies the best thought and feeling of a culture and that the critic’s duty is to cultivate an informed, ‘disinterested’ appreciation—measuring contemporary work against enduring standards by studying great poets across ages—to restore serious poetic judgment and reaffirm poetry’s social and moral role in clarifying human experience.
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- 1880
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