Asked by Jeanna
Alexander Pope's "An Essay on Criticism.
Would this be considered a analogy or personification?
Those RULES of old discover'd, not devis'd,
Are Nature still, but Nature Methodiz'd;
Nature, like Liberty, is but restrain'd
By the same Laws which first herself ordain'd.
* i thought it would be personification because he is comparing nature to liberty
Would this be considered a analogy or personification?
Those RULES of old discover'd, not devis'd,
Are Nature still, but Nature Methodiz'd;
Nature, like Liberty, is but restrain'd
By the same Laws which first herself ordain'd.
* i thought it would be personification because he is comparing nature to liberty
Answers
Answered by
Writeacher
He's giving both liberty and nature human characteristics -- so, yes, personification.
"which first herself ordain'd"
"which first herself ordain'd"
Answered by
Jeanna
So he is comparing both to a women?
Answered by
Writeacher
He's comparing them to each other and giving both a woman's characteristics.
Please note:
woman = one
women = two or more
Please note:
woman = one
women = two or more
Answered by
Jeanna
Oh i see.. and thanks i was just typing too fast there haha
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