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On Wordsworth's Poetic Theory and Poetry

Ying Tian

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Being a poet of nature, what Wordsworth is proposing is the selection of language used by ordinary people rather than what is so-called poetic diction. His theory, an attack on the classicism, works as an important part in the development of English poetry.

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Being a poet of nature, what Wordsworth is proposing is the selection of language used by ordinary people rather than what is so-called poetic diction. His theory, an attack on the classicism, works as an important part in the development of English poetry.

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Being a poet of nature, what Wordsworth is proposing is the selection of language used by ordinary people rather than what is so-called poetic diction. His theory, an attack on the classicism, works as an important part in the development of English poetry.

Key concepts: Poetry, Diction, Classicism, Literature, Philosophy, Selection (genetic algorithm), Art, Linguistics

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