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“How Keats difers inhis views

O Nature romWordsworth

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Wordsworth"s#on#e$tion o NA!%R&Nature is the #ommon$henomena o air and sea.

His treatment with nature

$oetr' (His su)lime andsustaining e*$ression.

He was the high $riest o

NA!%R&.+n his $oetr' the language wassim$le truth and e*$ression o

man and Nature as the' are.


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Wordsworth was true devote to

Nature to Humanit!.“Nature not onl! gave himthe matter but wrote his(oem or him.”- "athew #rnold

Wordsworth was in a true sensethe most Romanti+ and the 'urestsoul o Nature.


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Coleridge’s poem as a

nature poem.#++ording to Wordsworth 6Coleridgeand other Romanti+ (oet e7(erien+ing

nature was an integral (art o thedevelo(ment o a +om(lete soul andsense o (ersonhood.

nature had the +a(a+it! to tea+h 8o!6love6 reedom6 and (iet!6 +ru+ial

+hara+teristi+s or a worth!6 develo(edindividual.


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Nearl! all o Coleridge9s (oems e7(ress ares(e+t or and delight in natural beaut!.

n “1orst at 2idnight” (oetdes+ribe that

“the seasons and shall learn aboutod b! dis+overing the beaut! and

bount! o the natural world. *heson shall be given the o((ortunit!to develo( a relationshi( with od

and with nature6 an o((ortunit!


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Coleridge guarded againstthe $atheti# alla#'6 or theattribution o human eeling to the

natural world.

*o Coleridge6 nature +ontained aninnate6 +onstant 8o!ousness wholl!se(arate rom the u(s and downs ohuman e7(erien+e.

Coleridge worshi(ed nature andre+ogni=ed (oetr!9s +a(a+it! todes+ribe the beaut! o the naturalworld.


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How Keats difer withWordsworth and Coleridge

Wordsworth:-He is +lear with Nature and

eas! to understandHe (lanned to use the seland ever!da! as his sub8e+t in(oems that would re(la+e asense o amiliarl! with an airo su(ernatural


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Coleridge:-

Coleridge exploring theromantic and supernaturaland seeking theme to earnreaders , poetic faith.

Coleridge consider theelement of poem – sound

meter, communication pleasure and emotional eectand function they together .


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