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Romantic poetry - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Works
        
        In 1795 he met Coleridge
        
        Their friendship proved crucial to the development of English Romantic
        
        They produced a collection of poem called Lyrical Ballads
        
        two editions
        
        1798 (anonymously)
        
        1800: Which contained Wordsworth's "Preface", which was to become the Manifesto of the English Romanticism
        
        he explained that
        
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        His contact with revolutionary France had filled him for the democratic ideals
      - The relatioship between man and nature
        
        He believed that man and nature are inseparable: man exists inside nature and is active and partecipant in it
        
        He shared Rousseau's faith in the goodness of nature as well as in the excellence of the child
      - The importance of sense and memory
        
        For he nature was also a world of sense perceptions and he used especially the sensibility of the eyes and ear
        
        Memory is a major force in the process of growth of poet's mind and moral character
      - The poet's task and style
        
        his task consist in drawing attention to the ordinary things of life, to the humblest people
    - - Should deal with visionary topics, the supernatural and mystery.
  - - - They experienced political dillisionment which is reflected, in their poetry, in the clash between the ideal and real