Aksun
25th October 2007, 12:47
49. Elizabeth Barrett Browning, who was to become Victorian England’s most famous woman poet in the nineteenth century, received an unusual education for a woman of her time. Availing herself of her brother’s tutor, she studied Latin and Greek. ---- But as her intellectual and literary powers matured, her personal life became increasingly undermined by ill health. Although, by the age of thirty-nine, she was a prominent woman of letters, she continued to live in semi-seclusion as an invalid in her father’s house, where she occasionally received visitors.
A) In her later poems, in which she took up the cause of Italian nationalism, she was mostly concerned with the political issues of her time.
B) Once in Italy, she regained much health and strength, bearing and raising a son, to whom she was ardently devoted.
C) Hence, in her early work, she tended to use the visionary modes of Romantic narrative poetry.
D) Moreover, she read voraciously in history, philosophy and literature and began to write
poetry from an early age.
E) However, her work fell into disrepute with the modernist reaction against the didacticism and rhetorical excess of Victorian poetry.
Bakın bunu yanlış yatım ve tam olarak da anlamadım. Neden o seçenek?
A) In her later poems, in which she took up the cause of Italian nationalism, she was mostly concerned with the political issues of her time.
B) Once in Italy, she regained much health and strength, bearing and raising a son, to whom she was ardently devoted.
C) Hence, in her early work, she tended to use the visionary modes of Romantic narrative poetry.
D) Moreover, she read voraciously in history, philosophy and literature and began to write
poetry from an early age.
E) However, her work fell into disrepute with the modernist reaction against the didacticism and rhetorical excess of Victorian poetry.
Bakın bunu yanlış yatım ve tam olarak da anlamadım. Neden o seçenek?