Brownell; Pope; Socrates; autobiography
Morris Brownell explained the nature and significance of Alexander Pope's death in order to exemplify the 18th century art of dying.
Pope imitated Socrates's way of dying,[...] sanctioned by Pope's Catholic mentor, Erasmus,and acknowledged by all his friends [...] Pope's act of dying fit in the line of past and contemporary moral, philosophical and religious considerations
""Like Socrates": Pope's Art of Dying". Studies in English Literature, 1500-1900, 20(3), 407-429.
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