Allusion and Theme in Keats's Ode
In John Keats’s “Ode on a Grecian Urn,” the allusions to ancient Greek culture primarily serve to
A
It distracts readers by introducing historical contexts unrelated to Keats’ contemplations on aesthetics.
B
It evokes timeless beauty and universal truths about art transcending human existence.
C
It undermines the themes by focusing too much on ancient civilization rather than modern relevance.
D
It subtly criticizes contemporary society by idealizing past cultural achievements over present decay.
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