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What is the central philosophical theme of Percy Bysshe Shelley's unfinished last poem, 'The Triumph of Life'?
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- 1The corrupting influence of worldly existence and the fleeting, vulnerable nature of human mortality✓
- 2The complete renunciation of material wealth in pursuit of cosmic spiritual enlightenment
- 3The absolute superiority of artistic creation over absolute temporal political power
- 4The complete victory of human reason over ancient superstition and religious dogma
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The corrupting influence of worldly existence and the fleeting, vulnerable nature of human mortality
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