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The Birth of the Poet: The Role of S. T. Coleridge in the Making of "William Wordsworth"
Authors:
- Eliza Borkowska
Abstract
The paper argues that most themes and attitudes perceived as the hallmarks of "authentically Wordsworthian" poetry were in fact an imitation, as they appeared in the poet's work under the influence of Coleridge - while, ironically, Wordsworth's less imitative and more independent works are considered non-canonical, unrepresentative and un-Wordsworthian.
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- SWPS3f20e08685d1483096aea75ec5447c14
- Author
- Pages
- 119-132
- Publication size in sheets
- 0.65
- Book
- Pantuchowicz Agnieszka, Agnieszka Pantuchowicz Warso Anna Anna Warso (eds.): Culture(s) and Authenticity. The Politics of Translation and the Poetics of Imitation, Cultures in translation. Interdisciplinary studies in language, translation, culture and literature, vol. 1, 2017, Berlin, Peter Lang Publishing Group, Peter Lang, 207 p., ISBN 978-3-631-73239-7. DOI:10.3726/b11652 opening in a new tab
- Keywords in English
- Wordsworth, Coleridge, pantheism, memory, imagination, imitation
- Language
- (en) English
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- File: 1
- E. Borkowska the birth of the poet - R.pdf
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- File: 2
- E. Borkowska the birth of the poet - oswiadczenie.pdf
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- Score (nominal)
- 20
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- http://192.168.13.97/info/article/SWPS3f20e08685d1483096aea75ec5447c14/
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