To his coy Mistress & The Canonization

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미국에서 교환학생 할 때 작성한 리포트로 총 3가지 파트로 이루어져 있습니다.Part I 작품에서 3가지의 질문을 만들고 스스로 답할 것Part II작품의 전체적인 주제를 언급할 것Part III작품에서 가장 감명깊었던 파트를 선정하여 해설할 것

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Part I.
Q1. Can the readers literally accept the meaning of the second stanza? [The Canonization]
John Donne pursued realism, even though he lived during the 1500s and 1600s when Petrarchism and Courtly love prevailed. He rejected the usual and conventional love poem and wrote his works with hard logic. Therefore, the excessively exaggerated second stanza can be interpreted as a parody of the Petrarchan sonnet rather than containing true meaning.

Q2. Why does the poet use “his”, not “my”? [To his coy Mistress]
If the narrator uses “My”, there is a possibility that the story will lack objectivity. By using the word “His”, the poet seems to imply more universal love. Because the character is not limited to a particular person, the poet might use “his”.

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