Is Dryden's Essay of Dramatic Poesy a work of ?
Correct answer: C. Comparative Criticism
- A. Interpretative Criticism
- B. Legislative Criticism
- C. Comparative Criticism
- D. Textual Criticism
Explanation
Dryden compares English, French, and classical dramatic practices in An Essay of Dramatic Poesy, making it a notable example of comparative criticism. It is not primarily textual criticism, which focuses on establishing an accurate text.
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