Titlebook: Romantic Geography; Wordsworth and Anglo Michael Wiley Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1998 Englan

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Abandoning Utopia,he work published in the 1810s — the final years of the Napoleonic wars and the first years of uneasy post-war peace — explicitly within a mapped landscape and within the ideologies implied by that landscape.

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Conclusion: Other Spaces,n 1835, then again in the 1844 ., his tone is one of forced cheer as he describes the effects that new modes of transportation have had on the sites of natural beauty that he configured and valued as a poet. Specifically, he attempts to remain cheerful as he describes the conquering of ‘space’ by the forces of ‘time’:

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Book 1998l interest groups contested spaces through maps, geographical commentaries and travel literature; and that by configuring ‘utopian‘ landscapes Wordsworth himself participated in major social and political controversies in post-French Revolutionary England.

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d political interest groups contested spaces through maps, geographical commentaries and travel literature; and that by configuring ‘utopian‘ landscapes Wordsworth himself participated in major social and political controversies in post-French Revolutionary England.978-0-230-37426-3

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From Dystopia to Utopia,specially its ‘astonishing height’.. The tall spire interests Lipscomb because it has ‘frequently been noticed’ by others, and he reports well known facts that explain how and why others have viewed it before him. He offers two historical examples: ‘Among the extraordinary feats which have been atte

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Narrative and Lyrical Geographies,cal landscape of England, the boundaries surrounding the Vale were already too breachable for him to imagine the region as at once related to and distinct from the world that surrounded it. The social, economic and political conflicts of the surrounding world already reached deeply into the Vale and

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Naming New Worlds,assified .. Between the end of December 1799 and October 1800 he wrote the first five, ‘It was an April morning’, ‘To Joanna’, ‘There is an Eminence’, ‘A narrow girdle of rough stones’ and ‘To M.H.’,. and he published them prominently under a separate title page in the 1800 edition of the .. By 1804

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,A ‘Scanty Plot of Ground’: the 1802 Sonnets,nd in his particular use of the ., or volta, between the octaves and sestets within the sonnets. In these 1802 poems — seven of which he published in the . shortly after writing them, the rest of which he published first in the 1807 . — Wordsworth ranges widely in his social, political and geographi

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Abandoning Utopia,this time, . between alternative worlds collapses as Wordsworth indicates that the world which he has imagined as a new, alternative world is to be found within the British institutional landscape. Certainly many of his old political resistances remained strong, foremost among them his opposition to

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