The Natural Feelings of Wordsworth′s Poems
Ran Duo-xi
Abstract
Ran Duo-xi
Abstract
The natural outpouring of Wordsworth's strong emotions in his poems is one of his artistic characteristics. From the perspective of its contents, Wordsworth chooses the nature in his soul and connects his personnel sensibility with universal feelings of human beings towards nature; from artistic view point, the poet treats with time artistically so as to purify his personnel sensibility to artistic affection.
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The natural outpouring of Wordsworth's strong emotions in his poems is one of his artistic characteristics. From the perspective of its contents, Wordsworth chooses the nature in his soul and connects his personnel sensibility with universal feelings of human beings towards nature; from artistic view point, the poet treats with time artistically so as to purify his personnel sensibility to artistic affection.
Key concepts: Sensibility, Affection, Feeling, Poetry, Natural (archaeology), Soul, Perspective (graphical), Aesthetics