Which one of the following would the author most likely consider to be a valuable study of Byron? A. a study that compared Byron's poetic style with Keats' poetic style B. a study that argued that Byron's thought ought not to be analyzed in terms of its importance in the history of ideas C. a study that sought to identify the emotions felt by Byron at a particular time in his life D. a study in which a literary critic argues that the language of Byron's poetry was more subtle than that of Keat's poetry E. a study in which a literary critic drew on experiences from his or her own life