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Imagination
Man could know the world with IMAGINATION power of vision and creation
Blake’s interest in social problems
Supported abolition of slavery and egalitarian principles
Against Industrial Revolution
Sublime
st
1 century AD sublime = beautiful
The Spectator sublime ≠ beautiful
Burke sublime opposite of beautiful
Sublime must be discussed paying attention also to the effects on the perceiver
ADMIRATION
OCEAN SUBLIME REVERENCE
OBSCURITY RESPECT
INFINITIVE
Literature gothic novel
Immanuel Kant sublime derives from the conflict between reason and sensibility
Origin of the sublime in the perceiver
William Wordsworth
Cumberland 1770 – 1850 in the English Lake District
Influenced by the French Revolution democratic ideas
Brutal development nervous
breakdown
Importance of nature
With Samuel Taylor Coleridge Lyrical Ballads with “Manifesto of English
Romanticism”
Masterpiece “The Prelude”
Relationship with the nature
Important interaction between men and nature
Natural object described attention paused on the reactions of the perceiver
Man and nature inseparable
Nature a way to escape from man’s sorrow (you receive joy from the nature)
Importance of senses sight and hearing
The poet’s task
Poet greater sensibility