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On Wordsworth's Romantic View of Nature

MA Yu-feng

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As a leading figure and representative poet of English Romanticism, William Wordsworth has exerted great influence on the Romanticists both in Britain and in America. Most of Wordsworths poems are about the relationship between man and nature, and Wordsworth has been regarded as “a poet of nature”. This thesis, by analyzing Wordsworth's principal poems, reveals the poets romantic view of nature and his influence on his following writers.

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As a leading figure and representative poet of English Romanticism, William Wordsworth has exerted great influence on the Romanticists both in Britain and in America. Most of Wordsworths poems are about the relationship between man and nature, and Wordsworth has been regarded as “a poet of nature”. This thesis, by analyzing Wordsworth's principal poems, reveals the poets romantic view of nature and his influence on his following writers.

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As a leading figure and representative poet of English Romanticism, William Wordsworth has exerted great influence on the Romanticists both in Britain and in America. Most of Wordsworths poems are about the relationship between man and nature, and Wordsworth has been regarded as “a poet of nature”. This thesis, by analyzing Wordsworth's principal poems, reveals the poets romantic view of nature and his influence on his following writers.

Key concepts: Romance, Romanticism, Poetry, Literature, Philosophy, Art

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