On Wordsworth's Romantic View of Nature
MA Yu-feng
Abstract
MA Yu-feng
Abstract
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 Wordsworths 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 poets 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 Wordsworths 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 poets romantic view of nature and his influence on his following writers.
Key concepts: Romance, Romanticism, Poetry, Literature, Philosophy, Art