English Language · English Literature

Arrange the following sequential steps of Sir Philip Sidney's argument regarding knowledge, action, and the superiority of poetry in the correct order: A. The real difficulty is identified: the true labour is not merely knowing the good, but actually being moved to perform it. B. Poetry is declared superior because it successfully resolves the struggle by moving men to virtue through delight. C. Aristotle is cited to establish that the ultimate goal of learning is 'Praxis' (doing/action) rather than merely 'Gnosis' (knowing). D. Philosophy is critiqued because, although it explains what is right, it does not sufficiently move the human will. Choose the correct answer from the options given below: