Absalom and Achitophel: John Dryden's Legitimate Yearning for an Absolute Monarch

As a British crown poet, John Dryden is expected to attract the best interests of the current monarch, the decisive stable Stuart in the second half of the 17th century. As a public advocate Charles II, Dryden, (Dam Roche 2077) wrote a disclaimer to his readers and acknowledged that "1 sucks pen and sucks pen and must expect war" to his readers. The unstable threat within the British royal system has become an urgent problem addressed by Absalom and Akitopur.

Dryden's political satire Absalom and Achitophel Popish plot era (1679 - 1681), reflecting the politics of England, then, under the leadership of Count Shaftesbury, the Whig party, James, the Duke of York I tried to stop the successor Catholics. The Whig Party supports parliamentary acts, the bill will become the throne, Charles II, James' s infant, Monmouth Jazz. Thanks to the efforts to tamper with the establishment sovereign, using the Bible to David his son Absalom as a parallel story as a parallel story to hurt the cause of the Whigg party shocked, Dryden

John Dryden (1631-1700) Dryden is considered to be one of the largest poets of Britain in the 17th century (together with John Dunn and John Milton). He writes satirical, prose, literary criticism, translation. He wrote heroic drama (conquest of Granada) and tragedy (marriage Alamo). His work "To come for love" is considered to be the greatest tragedy of restoration. His most famous poem is "Absalom and Akitopur". He is regarded as the first person to use popular heroes in English literature.

In ironic scriptures and teachings, Dryden was accepted as the main English master here, "Absalom and Archie Christopher" is his greatest achievement. This is an official story poem, but in reality almost nothing happens to it. It is truly explanation and explanation - a very clever factional analysis of the character's sketch and the most tricky series of events decided to activate with very party color. Therefore, sketch and joe's sympathy and humorous portrait form an interesting contrast. "Preamble" In this particular field, one of the secrets of the success of Dryden is his gentle wisdom, he is full of masculine power, seized the point of the letter, his command of language Is simple, it blows through cause and effective contrast