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Who wrote The Study of Poetry?

AT. S. Eliot

BMatthew Arnold

CF. R. Leavis

DJohn Dryden

Answer:

B. Matthew Arnold

Read Explanation:

  • The Study of Poetry was written by Matthew Arnold.

  • It is an essay first published in 1880 as the introduction to T.H. Ward’s anthology The English Poets.

  • In this work, Arnold discusses the importance of poetry, his concept of the "touchstone method" for evaluating poetry, and his belief that poetry should replace religion as a source of moral and spiritual guidance.


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