Of the three styles of Dryden that we’ve sampled thus far (the mock-heroic epic satire of “Mac Flecknoe,” the lyrical style of “A Song for St Cecilia’s Day”, & the “psychological drama” of “Absalom & Achitophel”) which do you think best expresses his artistic & technical mastery and/or his knowledge of human nature (his benevolent, compassionate heart)? You can make a case for a single work and/or talk about the strengths/limitations you find in a few pieces or in all three. You should be able to satisfactorily make your case in two short paragraphs.

Of the three styles of Dryden that we’ve sampled thus far (the mock-heroic epic satire of “Mac Flecknoe,” the lyrical style of “A Song for St Cecilia’s Day”, & the “psychological drama” of “Absalom & Achitophel”) which do you think best expresses his artistic & technical mastery and/or his knowledge of human nature (his benevolent, compassionate heart)? You can make a case for a single work and/or talk about the strengths/limitations you find in a few pieces or in all three. You should be able to satisfactorily make your case in two short paragraphs.

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