Law of Nature - Wordsworth

Nature is free, it does not know the borders. Bronislaw Malinowski wrote as follows. "Freedom is a symbol of a high and powerful ideal." The state of nature is the term of political philosophy that explains the state and society before being established. The work of the environment John · Rock influenced the "Declaration of Independence of the States" and believed that the state of nature is totally equal individuals, the legal norm of nature, and all countries with administrative authority of natural law It was.

In William Wordsworth's poetry, the role of nature plays an important role more securely. For Wordsworth poetry, interaction with nature represents the power of nature. In the three poems discussed in this article "Decision and Independence", "Tintern Abbey" and "Michael", nature is seen as an eternal personal image brought to the audience and Wordsworth himself. Control feeling Wordsworth recognizes nature and humanity as complementary elements of holistic harmony in all three verses, and recognizes that man is the sum of nature.

The power of Wordsworth's poet arises from his passion for nature. Wordsworth is tired of the world created by humankind and turns into natural satisfaction. Wordsworth associates emotional freedom with the natural ones in his poem. Every aspect of nature has a different meaning than Wordsworth. Like Wordsworth, Keats uses his imagination and uses it to escape his prison. In fact, the difference is that Wordsworth has opened up a new path from his journey. Concept and forward-looking prospects for his current situation that Keats regains his original condition, loses his direction and he is asleep or awake

Wordsworth is known as a natural poet. In his work, nature presents a nearly sacred spirit that infiltrates individuality, all objects. Wordsworth is close to nature, close to God, philosophical; though there are other natural poems through the Romantic era, Wordsworth is the easiest to think about. The second quarter temporarily leaves nature and reminds me of the pain that other people have caused from each other for a long time. But the poet took a while to explain that nature is tied to humans with a soulful thought; the soul of nature does not change from humans, and other people in the world forget it However, it is a natural state of man. This is one of the major philosophies of Wordsworth. Human proximity is the natural state of man.