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In John Keats's great odes, the tension between mortality and transience, and the permanence of beauty is typically resolved by:
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- 1Embracing transience as a necessary source of meaning and art✓
- 2Rejecting the senses in favor of pure reason
- 3Insisting on the permanence of earthly happiness
- 4Denying the value of nature in human life
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Embracing transience as a necessary source of meaning and art
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