[华兹华斯简介英文版] 华兹华斯

1、华兹华斯简介英文版 华兹华斯 华兹华斯，英国浪漫主义诗人，曾当上桂冠诗人。其诗歌理论动摇了英国古典主义诗学的统治，下面是为你整理的华兹华斯简介英文版，盼望对你有用! 华兹华斯简介 william wordsworth (1770-1850), the british romantic poet, was a laureate poet. his poetry theory shook the rule of british classical poetics, which effectively promoted the innovation of british poetry and the

2、 development of romanticism. he is one of the most important english poets since the renaissance movement. his verse plain living and high thinking was used as the motto of the university of oxfords kibble college. 华兹华斯诗人生平 walsworth was born in the lawyers house, studied at the university of cambri

3、dge, st. johns college, after graduation to travel to europe, in france, a personal experience of the great revolution of the storm. in 1783 his father died, he and his brothers by the uncle care, sister dorothy (dorothy) by the grandparents raised. dorothy is the closest to him. in 1787 he went to

4、the university of cambridge, st. johns college, after graduating from college to france, living in blois. he is passionate about the french revolution and believes that this revolution represents the perfection of human nature and will save the people under the imperial system in dire straits. in bl

5、ois he met many moderates of the girondes. in 1792, wordsworth returned to london, still full of enthusiasm for the revolution. but his uncle expressed dissatisfaction with his political activities, unwilling to help. is desperate, one has been sympathetic and admired his old classmate died, leaving

6、 him 900 pounds. so in october 1795, he moved to the country with dorothy, to achieve close to nature and explore the meaning of life. dorothy was clever and thoughtful, and created the conditions for his creation. later she became a poet. has been with his companion, life is not married. 华兹华斯创作生涯 f

7、rom september 1917 to the spring of 1799, wordsworth and dorothy went to germany to live in a small country. he created poems of picking dried fruit, ruth and short poem lucy, and began writing overture. in october 1802, wordsworth and mary hutchinson were married for many years. during this time, w

8、ordsworth wrote many poems on the theme of the relationship between nature and life. the central thought was that nature was the source of joy and wisdom of life. in 1803, wordsworth traveled scotland and wrote lonely harvesters. in 1807 he published two volumes of this collection of poems, which we

9、re published, from 1797 to 1807, he created the most productive ten years of life. wordsworth and samuel taylor coleridge and robert southey are known as the lake poets. they are also the earliest romantic writers in british literature. they love nature, describe the patriarchal rural life, dislike

10、the capitalist urban civilization and the cold money relationship, they stay away from the city, seclusion in the quebland lake and lake glasmir lake, hence the name lakeside. lakeside three poets in the highest achievements for the wordsworth. he collaborated with coleridge in 1798 to publish a lyr

11、ical ballad, and wordsworth and coleridge turned from opposition to the french revolution, and the former fondered the landscape and sought comfort in nature. exotic and ancient, with a dream for the end. the collection of two poems titled lyric songs, published in 1798, lyric songs declared the bir

12、th of romantic poetry. after two years of reprint, wordsworth added a long sequence. in this order, wordsworth elaborated his romantic literary claims, advocating the civilian language, the thoughts and feelings of civilians, known as the romantic poems of the declaration. in the poem of resolution

13、and independence (1802), wordsworth described a fishing and leeches who had to keep abreast of the old body and mind. since then, wordsworths poetry has been further developed in depth and breadth, in the description of natural scenery, among the civilian things have deep meaning, sustenance of self-reflection and life to explore the philosophical thinking. completed in 1805 published in 1850 long poem overture is his most representative works. wordsworths most productive period was 10 years from 1797 to 1807. aft