Wordsworth
Wordsworth
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Even this he changed when his sensibilities had been crusted over and his appetite for explicit moral teaching increased by the passage of years.
In the edition of 1820 these lines read — Oh better wrong and strife (By nature transient) than such torpid life !
The change introduces an argument — and a bad argument. Evil-doing is preferred to torpor because it is less permanent in its nature and effects — a statement which might very readily be lOO WORDSWORTH challetiged. The whole passage illus...trates, as well as another, the difficulties that confronted Words- worth in the attempt to mend his own work. He lost sympathy in his later life with his earlier mystical intuitions. He desired > in his decline, to give the age the moral lessons that it asked- And the maxims of practical morality, if they are to be warranted, not by the moral sense of the com- munity, but by the sudden impulses of imagina- tion that come to a poet as he gazes on the open sky, are driven to seek help from fantastic argu- ments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even this he changed when his sensibilities had been crusted over and his appetite for explicit moral teaching increased by the passage of years.
In the edition of 1820 these lines read — Oh better wrong and strife (By nature transient) than such torpid life !
The change introduces an argument — and a bad argument. Evil-doing is preferred to torpor because it is less permanent in its nature and effects — a statement which might very readily be lOO WORDSWORTH challetiged. The whole passage illus...trates, as well as another, the difficulties that confronted Words- worth in the attempt to mend his own work. He lost sympathy in his later life with his earlier mystical intuitions. He desired > in his decline, to give the age the moral lessons that it asked- And the maxims of practical morality, if they are to be warranted, not by the moral sense of the com- munity, but by the sudden impulses of imagina- tion that come to a poet as he gazes on the open sky, are driven to seek help from fantastic argu- ments.
What to read after Wordsworth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raleigh, Walter Alexander, Sir, 1861-1922 to read onlineMoreLess
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