In the context of the poem, how do people face death? How does Keats challenge the inevitably of death in this poem? How do people use art to overcome death?

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Explanation:

People fear death. They seek for eternal life, they want life after death, but they have a strong disdain for death, an event that must compulsorily precede the actualization of their eternal life.

Keats does not have any repugnance towards death, he sees death as inevitable and does not see it as negative phenomenon or the enemy of man, he sees it as a normal event that has to happen to man. In the midst of Keats fear for death, he still desires it as an event that must happen to him.

Art brings beauty to the mind. It makes people see death in another perspective, it paints an appealing picture of it into the minds of the people.

intonation based on rhythm.

the answer is:

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