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How does Alexander Pope construct his public poetic identity in 'An Epistle to Dr. Arbuthnot'?
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- 1By completely withdrawing from public debate to remain neutral
- 2By presenting himself as a virtuous moral arbiter exposing literary folly and corruption✓
- 3By aligning his poetic identity with radical Romantic revolution
- 4By portraying himself as an uncritical follower of popular taste
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By presenting himself as a virtuous moral arbiter exposing literary folly and corruption
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