According to Stephen, how is art represented in the lyrical form ?
Correct answer: A. the image is presented in immediate relation to the artist himself
- A. the image is presented in immediate relation to the artist himself
- B. the image is presented is immediate relation to the artist and others
- C. the image is presented in a way that is not purely personal
- D. the image is presented in immediate relation to others only
Explanation
In Stephen's aesthetic theory, the lyrical form presents the image in immediate relation to the artist himself. By contrast, the epical form relates the artist to others, while the dramatic form presents characters in relation to one another.
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