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professor190 [17]
2 years ago
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If Auden were writing this poem today, how would it differ and it what ways might it be similar? Write a paragraph explaining yo

ur conclusion. You may choose from suggestions below to prompt your response. Would the title be the same or different? What might the new title be and why? What current social media outlets could compare to the "Social Psychology" and "Public Opinion" departments? How might these be depicted for their impact on the character in the poem?
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Svetllana [295]2 years ago
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If Auden wrote the poem today, it is likely the most important change would be the circumstances or social contexts that affect the characters.

<h3>Who is Auden?</h3>

Wystan Hugh Auden was an important poet who was born in 1903. His poems were mainly about moral issues and had a great focus on psychology.

<h3>What would be different if he wrote one of his poems today?</h3>

It is clear that the world has changed a lot since the  1900s; due to this, some elements that are expected to be different are:

  • Social contexts or circumstances: One of the biggest differences is the context described in poems; for example, the situations that are considered moral issues have changed due to technology, pollution, etc.
  • Minor aspects: This includes elements such as the title, the style, or the vocabulary used that change due to the historical context.

Note: This question is incomplete because the name of the poem is not provided; due to this, I answered it based on general knowledge.

Learn more about poems in: brainly.com/question/3249674

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