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The Spectator (1711–1714)– Periodical essays on manners, morals, and society  \n2. The Tatler (1709–1711)– Periodical promoting social refinement  \n3. Cato, a Tragedy (1713)– Play emphasizing liberty and virtue  \n4. The Campaign (1704)– Poem celebrating military success  \n5. Miscellaneous essays, letters, and occasional poems  \nCollaboration of Joseph Addison  \n• Addison is most famously known for his literary partnership with Richard Steele.  \n• Together, they founded the periodicals The Tatler (1709–1711) and The Spectator (1711–1714).  \n• In this collaboration, Steele often drafted essays, and Addison refined them, contributing elegance, clarity, and polished style.  \nCollaboration of Joseph Addison  \n• Their partnership aimed to educate, entertain, and morally guide the public.  \n• The essays blended wit, satire, and moral instruction, appealing to a broad readership.  \n• This collaboration shaped English periodical journalism and influenced later essayists.  \nViews on Senses    \n• Considered sight as the greatest sense.  \n• Senses help in knowledge, moral judgment, and aesthetic appreciation.  \n• Literature and art should delight the senses while instructing the mind.  \n• Sensory observation contributes to refinement of taste and manners.  \nOliver Goldsmith  \nOliver Goldsmith  \n• Full Name: Oliver Goldsmith  \n• Birth–Death: 1728–1774  \n• Nationality: Irish  \n• Education: Trinity College, Dublin  \n• Occupation: Novelist, poet, playwright, essayist  \nOliver Goldsmith  \n• Known For: Humor, moral and social criticism, pastoral and sentimental style  \n• Style: Elegant, lucid prose; satire combined with moral instruction  \n• Themes: Rural life, virtue, human nature, social inequality, manners, and morality  \nList of Oliver Goldsmith’s  \nimportant works  \n1. The Citizen of the World (1760)  \n2. The Traveller (1764)  \n3. The Vicar of Wakefield (1766)  \n4. The Good-Natured Man (1768)  \n5. The Deserted Village (1770)  \n6. She Stoops to Conquer (1773)","cbCaiqLS0QJvX21s","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqLS0QJvX21s","pdf",1820060,102,"English","# Overview\n# Key Details\n# Important Works\n# Collaboration of Joseph Addison\n# Views on Senses","[{\"question\":\"What were Joseph Addison’s main occupations and background?\",\"answer\":\"Joseph Addison was an essayist, poet, playwright, and politician. He was born in 1672 and died in 1719, and studied at Charterhouse School and Queen’s College, Oxford.\"},{\"question\":\"Which periodicals are most associated with Addison’s collaboration?\",\"answer\":\"Addison is most famously linked with Richard Steele. 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