why was the adversity of the forest of Arden preferred to the courtier's life
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The Adversity of the Forest of Arden is preferred to the country's life to serve as the pastoral setting needed to make the play satrical of pastoral literature. ... In As You Like It, the Forest of Arden represents the country life and an escape from corruption while the Duke's court represents corrupted city life.
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In As You Like It, Shakespeare depicts the forest of Arden as a place that, though it causes hardships for the people who are used to living at court, is desirable because it IS so unlike the false, pampered life of the royalty. It is idyllic in the traditional way of the pastoral.
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