“Over-mastered by some thoughts, I yeelded an inckie tribute unto them.”
Book:The Defence of Poesy
Quote by Sir Philip Sidney
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The Defence of Poesy
This work is a formal defence of poetry composed in prose, presenting a reasoned argument for the artistic and moral worth of poetic creation. The text addresses common criticisms levelled against poetry during the period, asserting the unique capacity of verse to instruct and delight readers simultaneously. As an early example of English literary criticism, the essay explores questions regarding the purpose of imaginative literature and the role of the poet in society. The work reflects Renaissance humanist ideals and engages with classical authorities to support its claims about poetry's enduring significance. more
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