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What is Eliot's view on the relationship between new and old works?

AOld works remain unchanged.

BNew works should imitate the old.

CNew works cause a re-evaluation of old works.

DThere is no connection between them.

Answer:

C. New works cause a re-evaluation of old works.

Read Explanation:

Eliot argues that when a new work of art is created, it rearranges the literary tradition, just as a new piece of furniture changes a room. This interaction keeps the tradition alive.


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