Titlebook: Wordsworth; Play And Politics : John Turner Book 1986 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1986 play.poetry.poli

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and ‘There was a Boy’ (1798) the experience of loneliness. It was this same experience of what Wordsworth called ‘peopled solitude’ (. v:341:viii) that Winnicott indicated when he wrote: ‘the basis of the capacity to be alone is a paradox; it is the experience of being alone while someone else is present’.. The development of

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The Two-part , (1798–9)self-reproachful’ as Jonathan Wordsworth has said. in its contemplation of vast poetic tasks as yet unstarted, but — more importantly — it is anxious with fear of a much more fundamental failure, of which that poetic dilatoriness might only be an expression. The questions that Wordsworth puts to him

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(1800)he territories which had been the homeland of his ancestors and which the gods had chosen now for the future centre of Roman civilisation. . is Wordsworth’s epic of homecoming. From its opening aerial survey of ‘in narrow room nature’s whole wealth’. to its final invocation of Urania, the poem deman

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and ‘There was a Boy’ (1798)anxiety of restless striving like that of Peter Bell, who had contrived ‘a(chǎn) false life built on reactions to external stimuli’. — a false life which at the end of the poem yields to his long-abused inner goodness.

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