胎教英语《孤独的割麦女》赏析

2021年1月22日发(作者：climax什么意思)
Appreciation
of

The
Solitary
Reaper

and
the
Romanticism

Abstract
:
Romanticism
as
one
of
the
major
branches
of
modern
literature,
there
’
s
no
denying
that
it
has
great
influence
on
the
whole
western
literary
world.
William Wordsworth is the great master of English romanticism and the representative
of Lake Poet. Lyrical Ballads, collaborated with S.T. Coleridge, lays a foundation of
English romanticism. This paper is the appreciation of
The Solitary Reaper.


Key Words
:
Romanticism; William Wordsworth;
The Solitary Reaper
; poet

Introduction of the Author and His Writing Style
William Wordsworth is one of the greatest English poets in the nineteenth century. He
open
a
new
era
of
English
literature
by
making
English
romanticism
bloom,
which
also
help him found
a
firm
place in
the history
of English literature.
As one of the
pioneer
of
romanticism,
his
poets
reflect
many
traits
of
romanticism.
His
style
of
writing
is
fresh,
smooth,
plain
and
vigorous.
Most
of
his
subject
matter
is
natural
scene and rural life which let us free from the stereotype of classicism and bring us a
fresh and colorful world.
William Wordsworth is strict to his writing. He ever said:
“

…
all good poetry is the
spontaneous
overflow
of
powerfull
feelings
”
,
and
“
it
takes
its
origin
from
emotion
recollected in tranquility
”
. So it is. A loose phrase or an ambiguous expression will
not
satisfy
a
scrupulous
writer.
He
aims
at
getting
a
word
or
a
phrase
completely
expressing his thoughts. This is what we lack and what we should learn.

The Basic Characteristics of Romanticism
Romanticism emerged in the late of eighteenth century and bloomed in the first half
of nineteenth century. It is one of the most important literary trend of thought in the
western
world.
On
the
one
hand,
it
succeeds
and
develops
the
humanism
of
the
Renaissance which is a powerful resistance to the classicism of France. One the other
hand, romanticism
and the later realism
form the two main
literary
branches
of the
western modern literature which produce the prosperous prospect being all the rage at
that moment and have great effect on the later literature.
The
romantic
writers
tend
to
describe
nature
and
praise
the
beauty
of
nature.
They
would like to set the main characters in the natural world and the images are always
graceful and peaceful beauty in the nature.
They often make vivid contrast between
the beauty of nature and the hideous aspects of reality. They also pay more attention
to
the
medieval
literature
which
is
marked
with
abundant
imaginations,
free
expression,
sincere
feelings
and
plain
language.
In
addition,
they
emphasize
artistic