The Romantic Tenets in the Poetry of William Wordsworth
Chirag M. Patel
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Chirag M. Patel
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This research work focuses on “The Romantic Philosophy in the poetry of William Wordsworth. The Romantics focus on landscape because of its natural essence and its spiritual composition. The Romantics aim at fighting for the masses and educating the public on how nature can be better treated and appreciated. He present the beauty and enjoyment of life in which he find himself as imaginary and visionary. This work examined the theory of romanticism in romantic poetry using William Wordsworth. Wordsworth own most of his poetic resources and characters to nature as he strongly believe in the power of nature that brings all that is good to life.
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This research work focuses on “The Romantic Philosophy in the poetry of William Wordsworth. The Romantics focus on landscape because of its natural essence and its spiritual composition. The Romantics aim at fighting for the masses and educating the public on how nature can be better treated and appreciated. He present the beauty and enjoyment of life in which he find himself as imaginary and visionary. This work examined the theory of romanticism in romantic poetry using William Wordsworth. Wordsworth own most of his poetic resources and characters to nature as he strongly believe in the power of nature that brings all that is good to life.
Key concepts: Poetry, Romance, Romanticism, Beauty, The Imaginary, Literature, Power (physics), Composition (language)