What are the differences that are evident in the first generation of Romantic poets from the second generation of Romantic poets? A. The first was concerned with developing a new mode of thought, whereas the second was more concerned with using poetry to explore the imagination. B. The second was concerned with working out the details of a new ideology, while the first devoted their poems to exploring the imagination. C. neither of these D. both of these

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9 May, 09:56

What are the differences that are evident in the first generation of Romantic poets from the second generation of Romantic poets? A. The first was concerned with developing a new mode of thought, whereas the second was more concerned with using poetry to explore the imagination. B. The second was concerned with working out the details of a new ideology, while the first devoted their poems to exploring the imagination. C. neither of these D. both of these

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Nicolas Harris · Answer 1

"The first was concerned with developing a new mode of thought, whereas the second was more concerned with using poetry to explore the imagination" are the differences that are evident in the first generation of Romantic poets from the second generation of Romantic poets. The correct option is the first option or option "A".