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According to Eliot, what should be the attitude of a poet toward emotion in poetry?

APoetry must be based on strong personal emotions.

BEmotion should be completely avoided.

CEmotions should be remembered and described as they were felt.

DThe poet must depersonalize emotion in poetry.

Answer:

D. The poet must depersonalize emotion in poetry.

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Eliot promotes impersonality in poetry. A poet’s personal feelings are not the subject; instead, the poet transforms personal emotions into universal artistic expression.


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