The first great principle of criticism enunciated by Arnold is that of

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• the first great principle of criticism emancipated by Arnold is __________
• The definition of poetry as enunciated by Matthew Arnold in 'The Study of Poetry" is
• Poetry is a criticism of life under the ______ fixed for such a criticism
• According to Matthew Arnold, Chaucer is not one of the great classics because
• Which poet does Arnold say lack ‘the high seriousness of the great classics’?
• Dr. Wellek’s first criticism of Leavis is that Leavis didn’t develop
• Who is the 'father of English poetry', the well of English undefiled according to Arnold?
• only the best poetry according to Arnold is capable of performing its ___
• according to Arnold, poetry interprets life in ____ ways.
• Poetry according to Arnold, attaches its emotion to the