Rousseau's Evocation of Nature and Wordsworth's Poets about Nature
Zhang Ye
Abstract
Zhang Ye
Abstract
Wordsworth was one of the greatest Romantic poets in England and he is always known as the poet of nature. When he is considered alongside the other Romantic poets, what is so extraordinary about Wordsworth is not only his evocation of nature but also his insight into the nature of man both individually and in society. He has a special ability to foresee the present problems of human beings in society.All of Wordsworth's ideas about nature can be traced back to Rousseau's influence and is closely related with Rousseau's evocation of nature.
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Wordsworth was one of the greatest Romantic poets in England and he is always known as the poet of nature. When he is considered alongside the other Romantic poets, what is so extraordinary about Wordsworth is not only his evocation of nature but also his insight into the nature of man both individually and in society. He has a special ability to foresee the present problems of human beings in society.All of Wordsworth's ideas about nature can be traced back to Rousseau's influence and is closely related with Rousseau's evocation of nature.
Key concepts: Evocation, Romance, Poetry, Literature, Philosophy, Art, Aesthetics