In his major philosophical work, this thinker responded to a challenge of Plato by raising arguments concerning pleasure, love, and social change.
In his major philosophical work, this thinker responded to a challenge of Plato by raising arguments concerning pleasure, love, and social change. This thinker claimed that poets are the "unacknowledged legislators of the world" in a work that equates civil society with the title literary discipline and expounds on the powers of the imagination. Another work by this man is prefaced with a claim that his only motive for its publication is a love of truth, and an entreaty for logical refutations of his proofs against the (*) existence of God, which resulted in his expulsion from Oxford. FTP, name this thinker who responded to Thomas Love Peacock's The Four Ages of Poetry with his own A Defence of Poetry and also wrote The Necessity of Atheism as well as poems like Adonais and Ozymandias.
In his major philosophical work, this thinker responded to a challenge of Plato by raising arguments concerning pleasure, love, and social change.
Percy Bysshe {Shelley}