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Arnold’s literary philosophy was influenced by:

APlato

BJohn Keats

CJohn Stuart Mill

DAristotle

Answer:

A. Plato

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Matthew Arnold's literary philosophy was influenced by Plato's ideas on culture and the importance of classical values. Arnold was a 19th-century English poet and critic who believed in the power of culture to improve society and individuals. 

  • Culture

    Both Arnold and Plato believed that culture was important for shaping society and individuals. Arnold believed that culture could be used to achieve social and moral improvement. 

  • Classical values

    Arnold believed that modern writers should look to classical literature for inspiration and guidance. He believed that classical literature had noble simplicity, moral profundity, and pathos. 

  • Education

    Plato believed that education was important for developing moral character and virtue. He also believed that education played a role in creating a just society


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