[单项选择]　　Since her own era, Christina Rossetti’’s devout Christianity has often been seen as a characteristic setting her apart from the other avowedly non-Christian members of the Pre-Raphaelite circle. In designating their movement a form of"aesthetic mysticism", one established critic, Alice Law described the place Pre-Raphaelitism holds in the development of Victorian artistic culture as a movement away from a predominantly religious and moralizing function toward a culture of aestheticism―precisely what Rossetti’’s work has long been thought to reject. The Pre-Raphaelites’’ attention to picturesque detail, the medievalist atmosphere and settings, the pervasive melancholy of their works, and their awareness of their art’’s primarily Christian literary and pictorial origins―all these have been traditionally downplayed in their similarity to the characteristics of Christina Rossetti’’s poetry. 　　This belief persists, despite the distinctly religious "atmosphere" of much of the work produce
A. A melancholy atmosphere
B. The use of religious figural language
C. A rejection of the notion of sacrifice
D. A preference for a Christian solution to aesthetic problems
E. An anti-orthodox iconoclastic approach

[单项选择]　　Since her own era, Christina Rossetti’’s devout Christianity has often been seen as a characteristic setting her apart from the other avowedly non-Christian members of the Pre-Raphaelite circle. In designating their movement a form of"aesthetic mysticism", one established critic, Alice Law described the place Pre-Raphaelitism holds in the development of Victorian artistic culture as a movement away from a predominantly religious and moralizing function toward a culture of aestheticism―precisely what Rossetti’’s work has long been thought to reject. The Pre-Raphaelites’’ attention to picturesque detail, the medievalist atmosphere and settings, the pervasive melancholy of their works, and their awareness of their art’’s primarily Christian literary and pictorial origins―all these have been traditionally downplayed in their similarity to the characteristics of Christina Rossetti’’s poetry. 　　This belief persists, despite the distinctly religious "atmosphere" of much of the work produce
A. neural degeneration may occur too early for scientists to be able draw many useful conclusions about it
B. a loss of neurons would be undetectable unless the deadcellswere concentrated in a particular area of the brain
C. pathologists not only were researching the wrong stage of the disease process, but ignoring its unique effects on different species
D. the brain tends through its natural processing to remove the effects of neural degeneration
E. the theories of Aldrich and Mignot were largely correct, at least as far as dogs are concerned