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According to Sidney's Apology, what is the exalted conception of poetry?
According to Sidney's Apology, what is the exalted conception of poetry?
- Poetry is a creative process of imitation
- Poetry is a representation of reality
- Poetry is a form of entertainment for primitive nations
- Poetry is the first light that gives to ignorance (correct)
What does Aristotle term poetry as?
What does Aristotle term poetry as?
- A speaking picture
- A creative process
- An art of imitation (correct)
- A form of entertainment
How does Sidney view poetic imitation?
How does Sidney view poetic imitation?
- As a means to teach and delight
- As a process of copying existing ideas
- As a form of entertainment
- As a way to create entirely new forms (correct)
What do the Psalms of Rible and Dialogues of Plato have in common?
What do the Psalms of Rible and Dialogues of Plato have in common?
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How is poetry viewed in primitive and barbarous nations?
How is poetry viewed in primitive and barbarous nations?
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