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WILLIAM WORDSWORTH - Coggle Diagram

- - - - IN 1791 HE FELL IN LOVE WITH ANNETTE VALLON WHO GAVE (gheiv) HIM A DAUGHTER.
        
        . IN 1793 HE WAS ON THE EDGE OF A MENTAL BREAKDOWN BECAUSE OF THE DECLARATION OF WAR BETWEEN ENGLAND AND FRENCH,
        
        SO HE DECIDED TO MOVE TO DORSET WITH HIS SISTER DOROTHY.
  - - - . THE SECOND EDITION CONTAINED THE FAMOUS WORDSWORTH'S PREFACE (prifeis)
        
        THAT BECAME THE MANIFESTO OF ENGLISH ROMANTICISM.
        
        WORDSWORTH IS ALSO KNOWN FOR HIS "LUCY POEMS",
        
        A SERIES OF FIVE POEMS WRITTEN BETWEEN 1798 AND 1801.
        
        IN 1805 HE FINISHED HIS MASTERPIECE, THE PRELUDE, A LONG AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL POEM IN 14 BOOKS.
- - - - THE LYRICAL BALLADS, WRITTEN WITH COLERIDGE,
        
        TALKED ABOUT MAN, NATURE AND EVERYDAY THINGS.
        
        THE FIRST WORDSWORTH'S OBJECTION TO 18TH CENTURY POETRY WAS ITS ARTIFICIAL AND ELEVATED LANGUAGE,
        
        , SO HE TRIED TO USE A SIMPLE LANGUAGE AND HE TALKED ABOUT EVERYDAY SITUATIONS.
- - - - HE WAS INTERESTED IN RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MAN AND NATURE,
        
        SO HIS POETRY OFFERED A DETAILED ACCOUNT OF THE COMPLEX INTERACTION BETWEEN THEM.
        
        WORDSWORTH BELIEVED THAT MAN AND NATURE ARE INSEPARABLE,
        
        , BECAUSE MAN NO EXISTS OUTSIDE THE NATURAL WORLD.
        
        THIS VIEW CAN BE CONSIDERED PANTHEISTIC,
        
        BECAUSE BOTH ANIMATE AND HUMAN NATURE ARE PART OF THE SAME WHOLE.