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Presented by:

Josevee Sapphire Cajilig Dagdag

CA 3 World Literature


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Biography


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Early Life

Born on January 22, 1561in London.

He began attendingTrinity College,Cambridge, in April 1573,when he was 11 years

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Counsel and Statesman In 1617 he became the LordKeeper of the Great Seal

In 1618 he reached the title

ofLord Chancelor, one ofthe highest poloticaloffices in England

In 1621, Bacon becameViscount St. Albans.

Bacon's political careertook a big leap forward in1584, when he composedA

Letter of Advice to QueenElizabeth, his very firstpolitical memorandum.

In 1603, three years beforehe married heiress Alice

Barnham, Bacon wasknighted upon James I'sascension to the Britishthrone.


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End Days 1621, he was accused ofaccepting bribes andimpeached by

Parliament forcorruption.

Bacon was tried andfound guilty after he

confessed. He was fineda hefty 40,000 poundsand sentenced to theTower of London

In March 1626performed a series ofexperiments with ice.

He caught a chill whilestuffing the chicken withice.

April 9, 1626, he died

because of pneumonia

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Writing Career 1584 Letter of Advice toQueen Elizabeth

1592 speech in honor of

the Queens coronation 1597 a collection of

essays about politics

1612 and 1625 the

collection was expandedand republished

1605 Advancement ofLearning

1609 On the Wisdomof the Ancients (ananalysis of ancient

mythology) 1620 Novum Organum

1622 The history ofHenry VII

1624 The New Atlantisand Aphotegms

1627 Sylva Sylvarium


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Analysis

"Reading maketh a full man; conference aready man; and writing an exact man"


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What kind of books do you read?

Classics

Greek

Works


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Teenfiction


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Romance

School textbooks and

Encyclopedia


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In the Of Studies of Francis

Bacon, mainly it wascomposed ofaphorisms

(pithy observation thatcontains a general truth. Aconcise statement of a

scientific principle, typically

by an ancient classicalauthor)

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Francis Baconmakes anobsevation onthe purposesand effects of

studying.


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Explanation:Delight reading in order tofulfill one self. (entertainment)

Ornament another purpose ofstudying (or reading) is to adddecoration to our speech (for

impression

Ability studying for exams


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To spend too much time in studies is

sloth; to use them too much forornament, is affectation; to makejudgment wholly by their rules, is

the humor of a scholar. They

perfect nature, and are perfectedby experience: for natural abilitiesare like natural plants, that needproyning, by study; and studies

themselves, do give forthdirections too much at large,except they be bounded in by

experience.


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Explanation:Too much study may be considered adownfall, as the individual studying maybe considered by others to be self-

indulgent or even lazy if they appear to be

studying and not much else. Just to dowhat books tell you to do and nothing else

is characteristic of an academic/bookishindividual.

Studying alone is insufficient; learning must

also be accompanied by real lifeexperience, as they are counter-balancesof one another.

Studymode.com


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Crafty men condemn

studies, simple menadmire them, and wisemen use them; for theyteach not their own use;

but that is a wisdomwithout them, and above

them, won by observation.


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Some books are to betasted, others to be

swallowed, and somefew to be chewed and

digested;


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Explanation:Three types of literature that arewidely available include that which

is be read in parts and not spent alot of time on, that which is to beread through and enjoyed, and that

which is to be read thoroughly with

attention and sincerity.

Studymode.com


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Reading maketh a fullman; conference a

ready man; andwriting an exact man.


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Explanation:When reading, you became a full person and

your knowledge is increasing. While whenyou fully understand what you read and make

it a point to explain it, youre a capable manand ready for the world. And when you able towrite, you became one of the contributers in

the society that touches the mind anddecisions of others.


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Wrapping Up!In general, Of Studies reminds us the importance ofstudy in our life, yet there are limitations and should

always consider other things that affect our decisions

and thats the experiences. What more could be a greatexample of this is the Greek philosopher Aristotle(Francis Bacon admires). There are no books in histime but his ideals and knowledge affect the world

until now.

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