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In Sidney's 'Astrophel and Stella' (Sonnet 1: 'Loving in Truth'), the poet's frustration before receiving the Muse's advice to 'look in thy heart and write' reflects which central Renaissance tension?
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- 1The superiority of political duty over artistic creativity
- 2The triumph of religious devotion over human passion
- 3The rejection of poetry in favor of philosophical reasoning
- 4The conflict between authentic personal expression and reliance on classical imitation✓
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The conflict between authentic personal expression and reliance on classical imitation
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