How does Shelley characterize the role of poetry in 'A Defence of Poetry'?
As a mere form of entertainment.
As the root of all scientific inquiry.
As a record of humanity's best moments.
As a challenge to scientific discourse.
Answer and Solution
Answer
C. As a record of humanity's best moments.
Solution:
Shelley sees poetry as capturing the best and happiest moments of humanity, giving permanence to beauty in the world.
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