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  • 07 augustus 2017
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William Wordsworth

William Wordsworth was born in 1770 at Cockermouth in the Lake District and educated at Cambridge. As a young man he was fired with enthusiasm for the French Revolution but the year he spent in France after graduating left him disillusioned with radical politics. He turned more seriously to literature and, in collaboration with his friend Coleridge, produced Lyrical Ballads (1798). His return to the Lake District in 1799 marked the beginning of his most productive period as a poet, during which he wrote his most famous long poem, The Prelude (1805). Stephen Gill a Professor of English Literature at Oxford University and a Fellow of Lincoln College, Oxford. He holds degrees from Oxford and Edinburgh Universities and is a long-serving member of the Wordsworth Trust. He has written William Wordsworth: A Life (1989) and Wordsworth and the Victorians (1998).

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In 'Poems by Samuel Taylor Coleridge and William Wordsworth,' readers are invited to explore the profound synergies and individual brilliance of two pivotal figures of the Romantic movement. The anthology traverses a landscape of poetic forms and themes—from the sublime natural vistas and meditative solitudes to the fervent critique of industrial society. The collection showcases a range of stylistic innovations that marked a departure from the classical rigidity of 18th-century poetry, presenting pieces that are both introspective and radically visionary. The assembling of works by Coleridge and Wordsworth underscores a significant collaboration that helped define early 19th-century British literature. Wordsworth's detailed portrayals of nature and simplistic beauty contrast sharply with Coleridge's darker, more mystical inclinations, providing an enriching dialogue within the volume. This anthology not only mirrors the personal evolution of each poet but also echoes the broader socio-cultural milieu of the Romantic era, capturing the essence of an age keen on individualism, emotion, and a deeper connection with nature. This anthology represents an unparalleled opportunity for literary enthusiasts and scholars alike to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of Romantic poetry. Each poem unfolds layer upon layer of thematic depth and stylistic complexity, promoting a rigorous examination of the interplay between human experience and natural environment. As such, the collection is indispensable for those seeking to grasp the roots of Romanticism and the enduring influence of its principal luminaries.

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