The Egotistical Sublime: A History of Wordsworth's Imagination

abstract Arnold banner beauty blank verse breath child childhood Christian Coleridge's criticism death E. H. Coleridge earth echo eighteenth-century Emily entire Excursion external world feel Grasmere greater landscape hath heart heaven human Ibid imagination Immortality Ode important intellectual kind Kubla Khan language later Leech-Gatherer Letters living lonely looks Lucy Lycidas Lyrical Ballads Marmaduke metaphor Milton mind monism moral mountains move nature necessitarian ness o'er objects Ode to Duty once Oswald pain passage passion Pedlar Peele Castle Peter Bell philosophy poem poet poetic Preface Prelude raven's nest Recluse relation River Duddon Rylstone says scene Scholar Gipsy Selincourt sense shepherd silent solitary solitude and relationship sonnet soul sound speaks Spinoza spirit stanza star sublime suffering sympathy talk theme things thought thought-in-sense Tintern Abbey tion verse vision voice White Doe wind Words Wordsworth Wordsworth's poetry Wordsworthian worth written