Category: William Wordsworth

Wordsworth's The Prelude

Wordsworth’s The Prelude Portrays A Poetic Mind’s Journey With Autobiographical Touch

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People identify Wordsworth’s The Prelude as an autobiographical account. But critics recognize the poem as the worst autobiography. However, debate can’t undermine the value of this masterpiece. And to date, the autobiographical poem remains the vivid portrayer of the poetic mind’s journey. The famous poem, The Prelude, delicately exhibits how experience can impact the habit […]

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William Wordsworth

The Way William Wordsworth Became Acquainted With the French Revolution

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Discussing a poet’s acquaintance with a revolution is a rare case, especially when the poet is William Wordsworth. People all over the world know Wordsworth as a pioneering English Romantic poet. But the timeline of his appearance as a writer made him a part of the French Revolution era. The era of the French Revolution […]

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