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Why is Empedocles on Etna sometimes highly praised?

AIt lacks the typical sadness found in Arnold’s other poems

BIts innovative use of dramatic monologue and vivid imagery.

CIt provides a comprehensive critique of contemporary societal issues.

DIt offers a deeper psychological exploration of its protagonist than his other works.

Answer:

A. It lacks the typical sadness found in Arnold’s other poems

Read Explanation:

  • "Empedocles on Etna" is sometimes highly praised because, unlike much of Matthew Arnold’s poetry, it is not overwhelmingly sad. While still philosophical, it offers a more balanced tone, making it stand out from Arnold's typically melancholic and reflective works.


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