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Appreciation 2. Analogy In Bacon’s essays, except for using a great deal of parallelism and ellipsis, the analogy are also used quite often. For example: Nay, there is no stand or impediment in the wit, but may be wrought out by fit studies; like as diseases of the body, may have appropriate exercises. In this example, he made an analogy with the solutions of diseases of the body and the disadvantages in mind. It contains the profound truth in the simple and common-sense examples, and this can help to reduce the difficulty of understanding and avoid being too dull. Thank you for your attention. Francis Bacon Of Studies Francis Bacon (1561-1626) Content Bacon’s Main Experience Bacon’s Famous Works Analysis of Of Studies In 1561 born in London In 1573 entered Cambridge University In 1579 his father passed away In 1582 received the Qualification for Lawyer In 1606 Married Alice Barnham Bacon In 1626 Mar. made an experiment Apr. died of bronchitis Bacon’s Main Experiences Bacon’s chief contribution to posterity lies in his role as the founder of materialism in philosophy and science in England. Essays (1597) The Proficiency and Advancement of Learning (1605) Novum Organum (1620) The New Atlantis (1626) Bacon’s Works Of Truth (1625)Of Death (1612, enlarged 1625)Of Unity in Religion/Of Religion (1612, rewritten 1625)Of Revenge (1625)Of Adversity (1625)Of Simulation and Dissimulation (1625)Of Parents and Children (1612, enlarged 1625)Of Marriage and Single Life (1612, slightly enlarged 1625)Of Envy (1625)Of Love (1612, rewritten 1625)Of Great Place (1612, slightly enlarged 1625)Of Boldness (1625)Of Goodness and Goodness of Nature (1612, enlarged 1625)Of Nobility (1612, rewritten 1625)Of Seditions and Troubles (1625)Of Atheism (1612, slightly enlarged 1625)Of Superstition (1612, slightly enlarged 1625)Of Travel (1625)Of Empire (1612, much enlarged 1625)Of Counsels (1612, enlarged 1625)Of Delays (1625)Of Cunning (16