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How and why does Keats relate ‘mighty dead’ to the ‘Thing of Beauty’?
\textit{(A Thing of Beauty)}
How and why does Keats relate ‘mighty dead’ to the ‘Thing of Beauty’?
\textit{(A Thing of Beauty)}
\textit{(A Thing of Beauty)}
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Keats celebrates the legacy of the great as an everlasting source of inspiration and beauty.
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Keats relates ‘mighty dead’ to ‘Thing of Beauty’ by emphasizing the eternal inspiration derived from the tales of heroic deeds and sacrifices of the great figures of the past. These acts become a source of beauty and motivation for future generations.whose stories inspire future generations. Their legacies are celebrated as eternal beauties, much like the other beautiful things in nature that provide solace and joy.
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