Wordsworth's Informed Reader: Structures of Experience in His PoetryVanderbilt University Press, 1988 - 270 sider |
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... reader beforehand . As he suggests , he wants his arrangement to " serve as a commentary unosten- tatiously directing [ the reader's ] attention to my purposes " ( PrW III : 28 , emphasis added ) . Rather than deliver a system of ...
... reader beforehand . As he suggests , he wants his arrangement to " serve as a commentary unosten- tatiously directing [ the reader's ] attention to my purposes " ( PrW III : 28 , emphasis added ) . Rather than deliver a system of ...
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... reader to make connections and hear echoes of numerous poems support the appropriateness of Words- worth's comments on power in the " Essay , Supplementary to the Pref- ace . " 5 His demand for an active reader ( expressed in both the ...
... reader to make connections and hear echoes of numerous poems support the appropriateness of Words- worth's comments on power in the " Essay , Supplementary to the Pref- ace . " 5 His demand for an active reader ( expressed in both the ...
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... reader , Wordsworth's final remark explicitly points to the reciprocal service that the active reader renders the poem . In inviting this reader to " build [ his ] house upon this grave " ( 60 ) , the poet urges the sensitive reader ...
... reader , Wordsworth's final remark explicitly points to the reciprocal service that the active reader renders the poem . In inviting this reader to " build [ his ] house upon this grave " ( 60 ) , the poet urges the sensitive reader ...
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