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Focusing on Wordsworth's innovative poetic approach in Lyrical Ballads, this book situates his work within a transformative historical context. It explores his theories on poetry, particularly through the influential 'Preface,' and provides insightful commentary and questions on his poems, inviting readers to engage deeply with his ideas. Additionally, the book examines various critical perspectives from contemporary to Victorian times and offers an annotated guide for further exploration of Wordsworth's legacy.

'York Notes Advanced' offer an accessible approach to English Literature. This series has been completely updated to meet the needs of today's A-level and undergraduate students. Written by established literature experts, 'York Notes Advanced' introduce students to more sophisticated analysis, a range of critical perspectives and wider contexts. schovat popis

'York Notes Advanced' offer an accessible approach to English Literature. This series has been completely updated to meet the needs of today's A-level and undergraduate students. Written by established literature experts, 'York Notes Advanced' introduce students to more sophisticated analysis, a range of critical perspectives and wider contexts. schovat popis

Focusing on the literary contributions and scholarly insights surrounding Wordsworth and his contemporaries, this collection features lectures and papers from the 42nd Wordsworth Summer Conference. It includes innovative analyses of Wordsworth's Salisbury Plain narrative and the Keats Circle's fascination with Indian culture. Additionally, notable discussions cover Ecclesiastical Sketches, and works by other significant figures like Godwin, Hazlitt, and Shelley, providing a rich exploration of Romantic literature and its cultural contexts.

Exploring the multifaceted roles of the poet, this critical study presents Wordsworth as a balladist, sonneteer, and national bard, unified by his sense of bardic vocation. It highlights his commitment to nature, endurance, and national identity, positioning him alongside figures like Walt Whitman. The work emphasizes Wordsworth's mission to connect the living and the dead while nurturing both the people and the spirit of his nation, showcasing his enduring relevance and profound impact on poetry.

Exploring various facets of Romantic literature, this collection features twelve lectures and papers from the 41st Wordsworth Summer Conference. Scholars delve into topics such as population studies in the 1790s, the connections between Beatrix Potter and William Wordsworth, and Dorothy Wordsworth's writings. Other discussions include Sara Coleridge's critique of Wordsworth, the influence of Auden, and Keats' notion of indolence. Accompanied by 13 monochrome illustrations, the work offers a rich examination of literary themes and historical context.

The book delves into the English influence on the American Revolution and the differing perspectives on the relationship between Britain and America during the American Renaissance. It further explores the political views of James Fenimore Cooper and how the English Romantics inspired notable American writers like Emerson, Thoreau, and Dickinson. An epilogue highlights the responses of Dickinson and Whitman to the allure of Alfred Lord Tennyson's poetry, showcasing the interconnectedness of these literary figures across the Atlantic.

Exploring the intricate relationship between William Wordsworth and Helen Maria Williams, this book delves into how their connection influenced Wordsworth's reception by critics like Francis Jeffrey. It raises questions about the significance of Wordsworth's early poem dedicated to Williams, her impact on his poetic views and the French Revolution, and the compatibility of their sensibilities. The text also examines the critical perception of Wordsworth's work as effeminate and the implications of his bold redefinition of 'manliness' in poetry.

The collection features a diverse array of lectures and papers from the 40th Anniversary Wordsworth Summer Conference, showcasing insights from prominent scholars such as Simon Bainbridge and Seamus Perry. The contributions explore various aspects of Wordsworth's work and its impact, offering a rich blend of perspectives from both established and emerging voices in the field. This compilation serves as a valuable resource for those interested in Romantic literature and the ongoing relevance of Wordsworth's legacy.