Nature's Education of Man Some Remarks on the Philosophy of Wordsworth

Philosophy 23 (87):302 - 316 (1948)
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The author examines "the prelude" by wordsworth in order to illuminate precisely how wordsworth believed the spirit, Particularly as it manifested itself in the works of nature, Could influence and shape the mind of man. (staff)

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