Wordsworth As Critic

"Wordsworth As Critic," authored by esteemed scholar William Wordsworth, presents a comprehensive exploration of the evolution of Wordsworth’s poetic theory. Published in 1969 by the University of Toronto Press, this paperback edition spans 277 pages and offers readers a deep dive into Wordsworth's formal critical essays, alongside unpublished writings and personal insights on poetics. Delving into his seminal work, "The Prelude," and other verses, this book illuminates the intricate development of Wordsworth's thoughts and creative consciousness. A must-have for literature enthusiasts and scholars alike, it unveils the significant impact of Wordsworth's critical voice on the landscape of poetry from 1770 to 1850. Discover the mind of one of the greatest poets and critics of his time through this essential text, available now at bookshop.lt.