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Mind becomes peaceful in the nature—On Tintern Abbey by Wordsworth

Lin Yu-peng

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Wordsworth's idea about poetic creation is that in poetry the language in people's daily life should be adopted to describe ordinary incidents and situations.The main purpose of this essay is to analyze this idea reflected in Tintern Abbey in terms of content and language of poetry and feelings expressed in it.Besides,the changes in Wordsworth's attitudes towards nature and his ideas of pantheism reflected in this poem is explored as well.

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Wordsworth's idea about poetic creation is that in poetry the language in people's daily life should be adopted to describe ordinary incidents and situations.The main purpose of this essay is to analyze this idea reflected in Tintern Abbey in terms of content and language of poetry and feelings expressed in it.Besides,the changes in Wordsworth's attitudes towards nature and his ideas of pantheism reflected in this poem is explored as well.

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Wordsworth's idea about poetic creation is that in poetry the language in people's daily life should be adopted to describe ordinary incidents and situations.The main purpose of this essay is to analyze this idea reflected in Tintern Abbey in terms of content and language of poetry and feelings expressed in it.Besides,the changes in Wordsworth's attitudes towards nature and his ideas of pantheism reflected in this poem is explored as well.

Key concepts: Poetry, Feeling, Philosophy, Literature, Epistemology, Ordinary language philosophy, Art, Linguistics

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