Preface of Wordsworth Paper No.3

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NAME : DAVE KHUSHALI K
SUB : ENGLISH
M.A SEM : 1
SUBJECTIVE: LITERARY TE HEORY AND CRITICISM
ASSIGNMENTS TOPIC : PREFACE OF WORDSWORTH
PAPER NO : 3 UNIT : 3
ROLL NO : 19
EMAIL ID : khushalidave8@gmail.com college :
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH ( MKBU)

Wordsworth of preface

 then words worth is a poet. His romantic poet. Their poetry in his given to new thoughts . Why he written to preface ? and so its understand.

1 . life of words worth

William words worth is born in 7 April 1770. and he was died 23 April 1850. his born in the ENGLAND . His sister the poet and diarist Dorothy.

Words worth's father was a legal representative of James loather 1 'st earl of Lon's dale his personal business. Words worth's father encourage William in his reading and in particular set him to commit to memory large portions of verse including works by Milton, Shakespeare and Spenser . William was also allowed to use his father's library he was spent time at his family with. His family in his parents and his grand parents or his uncle with lived in . His hostile interactions with them distressed him to the point of contemplating suicide.

After the death of his mother . Words worth 's father sent to hawks head grammar school in Lancashire and sent Dorothy to live with relatives in Yorkshire.

Words worth's with school in one girl study. After become she is him wife words worth as writer . Because he write and published a sonnet in the European magazine . Again his study of st john's college Cambridge. He received his BA degree in 1791. became then his write many sonnets.

2.FIRST PUBLICATION AND LYRICAL BALLADS

Wordsworth 's first publication is ' Lyrical ballads ' in 1793 . this poem is in the collections 'An evening ' walk and descriptive sketches . In this poem published after then his career as a poet.

his close friends is Samuel Coleridge. Then Wordsworth and Coleridge are produced Lyrical ballads in 1798 the English Romantic movement . Then his volume in not authors name signified . The second edition published in 1800 had only Wordsworth listed as the author and included a Preface to the poetry.

3. Wordsworth's preface to lyrical ballads

this poem is Lyrical ballads in published 1793. so Wordsworth included to this preface . It was argument significantly in the next edition published in 1802.

In this preface in Wordsworth discusses what he sees as the elements of a new type of verse , one that is based on the '' real language of men '' and avoids the poetic diction of much 18' th century verse . William Wordsworth giving to famous definition of emotions is original and see to his own poet in the book 'experimental' a fourth and final edition of ironically ballads was published in 1805.

first of all Wordsworth and Coleridge are both them this volume creates. But Wordsworth discuss and his personal idea of this ' lyrical ballads ' . so give to preface . This '' preface '' in 1800 and 1802 editions which outline his main ideas of new theory of poetry.

1) Wordsworth's poetical concept

2) the function of poetry

3) critical reception

in this three points are discuss to preface of lyrical ballads .







1) poetical concept

Wordsworth explained his poetical concept . He experiment to poetical language reproach . The language of conversation in the middle and lower class of society is adapted to the purpose of the poetic pleasure . When language was not enough the focus

on simple uneducated country people as the subject of poetry was a signal of shift to modern literature .

 'lyrical ballads' in explain to Nature and man's innocent purpose this time is connect to the french revolution . In the '' preface '' Wordsworth also emphasizes his commitment to writing in the ordinary language of people , not a highly crafted poetical one . The preface in explained to realistic characters in realistic situations and so contain a strong narrative element.

Wordsworth and Coleridge were also interested in presenting the psychology of the various characters in the lyrical ballads . Then poem's main them then in England poor people's possessions .

Wordsworth discussed the role of poetry . He explain to morality . Then poem is presenting in to ' powerful feelings'. This preface is deface of literary style .

Wordsworth attempt to this ' preface ' in '' natural man speaking to men '' . then man closer to Nature that '' natural man'' the argument is developed when he outlines his reasons for dealing with ''humble and rustic life''.

 Wordsworth choice of subject matter necessarily involves a rethinking of the language of poetry . He discuss to '' natural man'' theories . Properly said that preface work of lyrical ballads theme.

2) the function of poetry

poetry in Wordsworth is spirit of all knowledge the impassioned expression that is in the countenance of all science . Then poetry in scene human Nature and moral life of man . Wordsworth's poetry dose not simply delight us but it also teaches us deep moral lessons and brings home to us deep philosophical truths about life and religion .

3) critical reception
then ' lyrical ballads ' of themes is philosophical . While this initial critical response impeded acceptance of the lyrical ballads and its authors , acknowledge emergent did come eventually . Other reviews praised the earnestness and simplicity of the poem in lyrical ballads and their focus on the usually neglected subject of the rural poor . In the latter part of the 19' th century . Coleridge and Wordsworth 's poetry of figure is romanticism critical interest in the lyrical ballads has continued in to twentieth century.

The language and style of the lyrical ballads remains a central focus of criticism scholars as probing Wordsworth's and Coleridge experimental form .

Scholar have investigated some of the influences on the lyrical ballads as well as , including those of Horace , the events of the french revolution and contemporary anti - Jacobin satire .

Many critics have studied the collection in terms of words worth and Coleridge artistic and intellectual development and have highlighted desperadoes and inconsistencies in their critical thinking as avoidance
by the preface .

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