| 1) importance of form and order; individual
responsibility to society |
1) importance of free expression; integrity of the individual |
| 2) rule-governed life |
2) freedom of judgment and will |
| 3) supremacy of reason (reflection, logic) |
3) supremacy of intuition (imagination) |
| 4) the reign of order and restraint |
4) the reign of chaos and passion |
| 5) the immutability of natural law |
5) the constant flux in nature |
| 6) freedom of the social man |
6) freedom of the individual |
| 7) style set by decorum |
7) style set by flamboyance and abandon |
| 8) evil the product of blindness on the
part of people to natural
law |
8) evil innate in some people; inherent
in social institutions |
| 9) regularity in natural order; logic
in the laws of nature |
9) chance and random results as the
product of the
laws of nature |
| 10) Language of literature should be dignified
because it should reflect the highest
ideals in human experience. |
10) Language of literature should be natural
speech of the common man about
whose lives, affairs, and aspirations
literature should reflect since
they are the more representative of
the life of the race. |
