The Prelude

Abrams aesthetic argues authority autobiography Belsey Book Chartreuse claim Coleridge Coleridge's context critical cultural deconstructive dialogue discipline discourse emphasis English Ernest de Selincourt essay example fiction figure Foucault function Gadamer genre Geoffrey Hartman Grande Chartreuse Hartman hermeneutics Historicism horizon ideology imagination implies individual interpretation interrogative intertex Jameson Jauss Keats kind knowledge landscape language Lefebvre literary history literary theory literature Lyrical Ballads M.H. Abrams Man's meaning mental space metaphor mind mode narrative nature NIGEL WOOD object Owen and Smyser passage past philosophical poem poem's poet poet's poetic political practice Prelude present production professional question and answer reader reading reality relation rhetorical Romantic Romantic Poetry Romanticism scene Selincourt sense significant Siskin social space spatial structure temporal text's textual theoretical theory Tintern Abbey tion traditional trope truth turn understanding verse voice words Wordsworth Wordsworth's poetry Wordsworthian writing