Study on the Time Consciousness of Wordsworth in the “Tintern Abbey”
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The concept of time as a tool to understand human nature and the world is different with their historical background. The world of specific and ordinary time experience is made in the organic relationship between man, the subject to be conscious, and the object, and it tells that the power to understand and reconstruct its own experience actively. The linear time consciousness and modernistic psychological concept of time consciousness consists the major concept of nature and man in Wordsworth's poetry. The most important thing in his self-consciousness is nature, and the modification and recreation through the interaction with nature is conducted through his exploration to the past. Therefore, this poem has a non-chronological nature in the temporal structure and he recorded the significant things among his experiences ignoring the time sequence. The subject of perceiving nature was derived from the conviction that the nature has its own vital soul which derived from the acknowledgement of living presents in nature, seen through the poet's intuition.
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The concept of time as a tool to understand human nature and the world is different with their historical background. The world of specific and ordinary time experience is made in the organic relationship between man, the subject to be conscious, and the object, and it tells that the power to understand and reconstruct its own experience actively. The linear time consciousness and modernistic psychological concept of time consciousness consists the major concept of nature and man in Wordsworth's poetry. The most important thing in his self-consciousness is nature, and the modification and recreation through the interaction with nature is conducted through his exploration to the past. Therefore, this poem has a non-chronological nature in the temporal structure and he recorded the significant things among his experiences ignoring the time sequence. The subject of perceiving nature was derived from the conviction that the nature has its own vital soul which derived from the acknowledgement of living presents in nature, seen through the poet's intuition.
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