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A. He did not consider Wordsworth to be good poet

B. He did not consider Wordsworth to be a philosophic thinker.

C. He did not consider Wordsworth to be a critical thinker.

D. He did not consider Wordsworth to be a Romantic thinker.

A. “quite distinct and different kinds of discipline”

B. “quite similar discipline”

C. “quite amusing discipline”

D. “quite extraordinary disciplines”

A. critic, reader

B. philosopher, critic

C. reader. critic

D. writer, critic

A. T. S Eliot

B. I. A Richards

C. F. R Leavis

D. M. H Abrams

A. Science and arts

B. Science and Philosophy

C. Literary Criticism and philosophy

D. Arts and Philosophy

A. Symbolical representations

B. Interests of rhythm

C. Laxity of expression

D. Evocative powers

A. Matthew Arnold

B. Dr. Rene Wellek

C. T.S Eliot

D. William Wordsworth

A. Leavis was biased

B. Leavis lacked interest in philosophy

C. Leavis was not a romantic

D. Leavis was ambiguous

A. drama

B. philosophy

C. science

D. prose

A. cogency

B. theoretical implications

C. coherence of response

D. none of the above