Question

In The Study of Poetry, Matthew Arnold argues that poetry should be :

• A. Primarily a source of entertainment and leisure
• B. Judged by its adherence to classical forms and rhyme
• C. A substitute for religion and philosophy in modern life
• D. Focused solely on expressing personal emotions

Answer 1

Answer:

C. A substitute for religion and philosophy in modern life

• In The Study of Poetry, Matthew Arnold argues that poetry should be a "criticism of life" and that it holds immense importance as a substitute for religion and philosophy in modern society.