English Language · English Literature
In John Keats's 'Ode to a Nightingale', the speaker's intense longing to fade away into the forest with the bird underscores which central Romantic conflict?
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- 1The inevitability of institutional religious faith replacing artistic vision
- 2The celebrated triumph of human civilization over the untamed natural world
- 3The definitive rejection of sensory experience in favor of cold rationality
- 4The desire to transcend human mortality and pain through imaginative escape✓
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The desire to transcend human mortality and pain through imaginative escape
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