Wordsworth's Informed Reader: Structures of Experience in His PoetryVanderbilt University Press, 1988 - 270 sider |
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... possible for natural form to influence permanently the shape of human thought . The importance of internalizing Nature's forms is revealed in Words- worth's experience when he is away from her direct influence in both London and France ...
... possible for natural form to influence permanently the shape of human thought . The importance of internalizing Nature's forms is revealed in Words- worth's experience when he is away from her direct influence in both London and France ...
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... possible for the images to reach the height of sublimity and infinity : ... these objects [ the rock and the waterfall ] will be found to have exalted the mind to the highest state of sublimity when they are thought of in that state of ...
... possible for the images to reach the height of sublimity and infinity : ... these objects [ the rock and the waterfall ] will be found to have exalted the mind to the highest state of sublimity when they are thought of in that state of ...
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... possible , " indicates that even in Wordsworth's mind the plan has been imperfectly realized . Although such comments often lead to the conclusion that Words- worth's purposes in classification are unclear in his own mind and his system ...
... possible , " indicates that even in Wordsworth's mind the plan has been imperfectly realized . Although such comments often lead to the conclusion that Words- worth's purposes in classification are unclear in his own mind and his system ...
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