English Language · English Literature
Both John Dryden and Samuel Johnson share a critical commonality in that they:
- 1Promote autonomous creative imagination over any form of morality.
- 2Advocate for complete poetic license without any moral boundaries.
- 3Privilege the actual reader/audience response and experience over rigid rules.✓
- 4Reject classical rules and ancient models entirely.
Correct answer
Privilege the actual reader/audience response and experience over rigid rules.
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