...David S. Miall In his early poetic writing (around 1797–99), William Wordsworth (1770–1850) often expressed a sense of animism: a sentience to be found not only in living beings but also in the air and in stones. Support for the underlying, psychological meaning of Wordsworth’s account is provided...

... powers of the whole species are fitted to the world and therefore how exquisitely the world is fitted to the mind (in Wordsworth's famous phrase). Fletcher sees us as largely adapted (like all temporarily successful organisms) to the demands of reproductive success, but not adapted to the fact...

... and the world. The essay argues that the first tends to function in recent theory as a stand-in for the other. Drawing a parallel with the operations of metaphor in William Wordsworth's poetics, the essay elaborates a late-eighteenth-century context for the emergence of what I argue is the similarly...

...: A Review Bruce Graver 6104 Poetics Today / 21:2 / sheet 179 of 214 English, Providence College Alison Hickey, Impure Conceits: Rhetoric and Ideology in Wordsworth’s ‘‘Excursion Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, xiv...

... in Deixis: Discourse, Narrative, Literature , edited by Keith Green, 160 -178 (Amsterdam: Rodopi). Bowers, Frederick 1979 “Reference and Deixis in Wordsworth's `Yew Trees,”' English Studies in Canada 5 (3): 292 -300. Brisard, Frank 2002 “Introduction: The Epistemic Basis of Deixis...

... an alternative, nonreciprocal conception of psychoanalytic literary criticism by way of two brief examples, both from British romantic poets. I set William Wordsworth and Percy Bysshe Shelley against Freud, thoughmy selection of poets and psychoanalyst here is wholly contingent, and intended to be illustrative...

... for Poetics and Semiotics 2018 interaction theory Dugald Stewart William Wordsworth autism spectrum disorder conceptual metaphor References Adler Hans Gross Sabine 2002 “ Adjusting the Frame: Comments on Cognitivism and Literature ,” Poetics Today 23 : 195 – 220...

... in the brow of a spurned lover, the shocking realization that one is old” (1). Although the focus of Jewusiak's argument is the novel, one can nonetheless extrapolate his ideas about length onto the domain of autobiographical poetry, given that the size of such projects as Wordsworth's The Prelude...

... texts that one would not consider poems without an argument (Thoreau's fascinating page of magazine prose, “A Poet Buying a Farm”), onward to twenty-first century “uncreative” conceptual writing. (From curiosity I noted that Friedrich Hölderlin, William Wordsworth, and Anne Carson are three poets both...

... . “ Borrowing Personal Memories .” Applied Cognitive Psychology 29 , no. 3 Knowledge, Understanding, Well-Being: Cognitive Literary Studies : 471 – 77 . Burwick Frederick . 1990 . “ The Dilemma of the ‘Mad Rhapsodist’ in Romantic Theories of the Imagination .” Wordsworth Circle 21 , no. 1...

... Press). Winterowd, W. Ross 1992 “I. A. Richards, Literary Theory, and Romantic Composition,” Rhetoric Review 11 : 59 -78. Wordsworth, William 1974 [1802] “Preface to Lyrical Ballads,” in The Prose Works of William Wordsworth , vol. 1 , edited by W. J. B. Owen and Jane Worthington Smyser...

... poems of nineteenth-­century British literature: Lord Byron’s Don Juan, William Wordsworth’s The Prelude, Elizabeth Bar- rett Browning’s Aurora Leigh, and Robert Browning’s The Ring and the Book. The nineteenth century is regarded by Monique R. Morgan as a particu- larly apposite period...

... poems of nineteenth-­century British literature: Lord Byron’s Don Juan, William Wordsworth’s The Prelude, Elizabeth Bar- rett Browning’s Aurora Leigh, and Robert Browning’s The Ring and the Book. The nineteenth century is regarded by Monique R. Morgan as a particu- larly apposite period...

... poems of nineteenth-­century British literature: Lord Byron’s Don Juan, William Wordsworth’s The Prelude, Elizabeth Bar- rett Browning’s Aurora Leigh, and Robert Browning’s The Ring and the Book. The nineteenth century is regarded by Monique R. Morgan as a particu- larly apposite period...

... Wordsworth (New York: Octagon). Plato 1995 Phaedrus ,translated by Alexander Nehamas and Paul Woodruff (Indianapolis, IN:Hackett). Pottle, Frederick A. 1960 [1952] “The Case of Shelley,” in Abrams 1960 : 366 -83. Rajan, Tilottama 1990 The Supplement of Reading: Figures of Understanding...

...). Bone, J. Drummond 1999 “A Sense of Endings: Some Romantic and Postmodern Comparisons,” in Larrissy 1999 : 73 -85. Bradley, A. C. 1965 [1909] “The Long Poem in the Age of Wordsworth,” in Oxford Lectures on Poetry (London: Macmillan). Brisman, Leslie 1973 Milton's Poetry of Choice and Its...

... ). Keen Suzanne 2007 Empathy and the Novel ( Oxford : Oxford University Press ). Lau Beth 2002 “ Wordsworth and Current Memory Research ,” Studies in English Literature 42 ( 4 ): 675 – 92 . Liu Alan 1989 Wordsworth: The Sense of History ( Stanford, CA : Stanford...

... theories of brain growth and development were rooted in the Romantic emphasis on feelings and emotions, sensation and sensibility, at the expense of ‘‘mere reason Rich- ardson investigates the wide-ranging influence of brain science on the writ- ing of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, William Wordsworth, John...

... theories of brain growth and development were rooted in the Romantic emphasis on feelings and emotions, sensation and sensibility, at the expense of ‘‘mere reason Rich- ardson investigates the wide-ranging influence of brain science on the writ- ing of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, William Wordsworth, John...

... theories of brain growth and development were rooted in the Romantic emphasis on feelings and emotions, sensation and sensibility, at the expense of ‘‘mere reason Rich- ardson investigates the wide-ranging influence of brain science on the writ- ing of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, William Wordsworth, John...