Which of the following statements hold true with respect to Alexander Pope's "Essay on Criticism?

A. It is "an inquiry into the nature and value of poetry".

B. It presents "a series of generalizations about good taste",

C. It explores the challenges of impartial and just criticism.

D. It underlines the traits of "the good critic".

E. It critically reflects on Plato's rejection of poetry.

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