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Cultural Capital. New Statesman.
Retrieved 5
August 2014. "Famous
Wordsworthians".
School Website.
Archived from the
original on 18
October 2014. "Clive...
- Austen's novels; "Its
emphasis on
memory and
subjectivity has been
called Wordsworthian, its
emotional tone has been
likened to S****ey and Keats, and its epistemological...
- It was a
study of cottages, villas, and
other dwellings centred on a
Wordsworthian argument that
buildings should be
sympathetic to
their immediate environment...
- JSTOR 449365. Dunham,
Robert H (Autumn 1976). "Silas
Marner and the
Wordsworthian Child". SEL:
Studies in
English Literature 1500–1900. 16 (4): 645–659...
- own records. He died on 12
February 2020, at the age of 80. "Famous
Wordsworthians".
Bishop Wordsworth's
School website.
Retrieved 28
October 2011. "Pianist...
-
period of
creative output and
prefigures much of the
distinctively Wordsworthian verse that was to follow. The poem is
written in
tightly structured...
-
introduction as "providing a new
direction for
nature poetry in the post-
Wordsworthian world." He has
since published ten
additional collections of poetry...
- was
mostly a
prose writer and did not
particularly subscribe to the
Wordsworthian vision of the Lakes. Southey, like Wordsworth,
started out on the republican...
- apartment, he and the
narrator strike up an
unlikely friendship. "Her
Wordsworthian exploration of 'how much of life is
shaped by
sadness for what's left...
-
downplaying of the
importance of the
erotic in his work, as well as the
Wordsworthian Romanticism of his cult of
childhood play (exaggerated
still further...
