THE RIDDLE OF SANDS / by Childers, Erskine, author 641364

Religions Viewpoints of Khalil Jubran (Khalil Gibran) by Sardare Aslani, Zahra Amirian

“…Although he was born to a catholic family, his personality reflected Christianity thinking, Islam, and Buddhism; and great figures such as Jesus, Imam Ali, Buddha, Abolala Moeri, William Blake, William Wordsworth, Coleridge, Nietzsche, famous European and American novelist provided him with highly valuable experiences. …”
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பேராசிரியரும் பாரதீயமும் / Peraasiriyarum and Bharatheeyamum by முனைவர் தெ. அகிலா / Dr. D. Akila

“…They compare Bharti's theory of poetry with Wordsworth's ideas in English literature and establish that Bharti's theory belongs to the genre of Romantic Theory. …”
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Mimetic Tradition and the Critical Theory by Barış Mete

“…During the English Romanticism, for example, William Wordsworth and S. T. Coleridge interpret mimesis in their cultural epoch. …”
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The Manifestations of Sound of Silence in R.N. Tagore’s Gitanjali and the Power of Soundless Words in Sri Aurobindo’s Savitri: A Comparative Study by Pratap Kumar Dash

“…Finally, lines from William Wordsworth’s “Address to Silence” have been quoted to examine the uniformity of thoughts and approaches towards the theme of silence.…”
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The genesis of Clough's poetry by McGrane, P, Paul McGrane

“…</p> <p>Chapter Five traces the way in which Clough’s early poetics, derived from Wordsworth via Thomas Arnold, were gradually replaced by his more mature, ambiguous approach which also emerged from his encounters with Tractarian reserve.…”

Yeats and/or Eliot: The Choice? by Mcdonald, D

“…The paper had originally (I think) been called ‘Special Poets’, though it was soon to change into ‘Special Authors’ (the better, presumably, to accommodate candidates shy of tackling verse); in my time, it had very recently undergone a perhaps more important change, by ceasing to require the study of a selected pair of poets – now, instead of (say) Wordsworth and Coleridge, Milton and Spenser, or Tennyson and Browning, one could devote oneself, if one chose, to a single one of the named (and, I need hardly say, exclusively male) list. …”

Refleksja egzystencjalna i patriotyczna w twórczości Augustyna Blocha by Joanna SCHILLER-RYDZEWSKA

“…Z drugiej zaś refleksje twórcy podążają ścieżką na wskroś świecką, bazującą na poezji i filozofii egzystencjalnej – np. Espressioni, Wordsworth Songs. Oba zakresy tematyczne przemyśleń kompozytora, które odwołują się do sensu istnienia jednostki uwikłanej w sytuację graniczną, uzupełnia tematyka patriotyczna w takich utworach, jak: Poemat o Warszawie, Oratorium, czy wspomniane już wcześniej Nie zabijaj! …”
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Shape-shifters: Romantic-era representations of the child in the Wollstonecraft-Godwin family circle by Roy, M

“…It argues that the new sentimental category of the child established in the writings of Rousseau and Wordsworth, paradoxically, tends to marginalise the child from the socially powerful world of adults, even while establishing the child’s new specificity. …”

The Platonism of Walter Pater by Lee, AS

“…</p> <p>Platonism also provides a framework for critical encounters with figures across history, such as Wordsworth, Michelangelo and Pico della Mirandola in <em>The Renaissance </em>(1873), Marcus Aurelius and Apuleius in <em>Marius the Epicurean </em>(1885), and Montaigne and Giordano Bruno in <em>Gaston de Latour </em>(1896). …”

An examination of the Greek text of the epistles to Timothy and Titus by Elliott, J. K. (James Keith)

“…Appendix IV lists such inaccuracies and in particular shows how many variants known to Wordsworth and White in only Latin manuscripts, are now known to have Greek support.…”

Aldous Huxley’s Poetry of Silence by Maxim Shadurski

“…This kind of omnipotent dissonance can be diminished only by a supernatural power which integrates man’s disparate relationships with the universe. Like Nature for Wordsworth, Huxley’s image of the noiseless movement of the world unveils an image of unity to those who bring with them “a heart that watches and receives.” …”
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Brutality and Sentimentality in the Cévennes: Doubleness in Robert Louis Stevenson's Travels with a Donkey by Lesley Lawton

“…La relation de Stevenson avec Modestine est à la fois une transcription d'un voyage réellement entrepris, tout en contenant des clins d'œil à Sterne, Wordsworth et Byron, et un reflet du dilemme du narrateur face au féminin en général. …”
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The Comparative study of the the rise of mystical poetry in Iran and England by Esmail Zare Behtash, Fatemeh Elhami

“…Imagination for Blake was the one great reality with Art whose language speaks through symbols. Wordsworth gained his revelation of divinity through Nature with a single theme of the mystical interpretation of nature. …”
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O dodecassílabo iâmbico misto: uma proposta para a adaptação do verso branco épico inglês ao português by Angiuli Copetti de Aguiar

“…Ilustramos nosso estudo do verso branco com passagens de The Prelude, de William Wordsworth, e traduzimos trechos da mesma obra segundo nossa medida métrica para determinar sua eficácia. …”
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Pope's poetic legacy, 1744-1830 by Cox, O

“…My third chapter considers ways in which Wordsworth plays with Pope’s poetic legacy, and acknowledges Pope’s contribution to the formulation of his own ideas of what constitutes good poetry. …”

Incident Comorbidity, Resource Use, and All-Cause Mortality Associated with Prurigo Nodularis: A United Kingdom Retrospective Database Analysis by Christopher Ll Morgan, Melissa Thomas, Benjamin R. Heywood, Sonja Ständer, Shawn G. Kwatra, Zarif K. Jabbar-Lopez, Christophe Piketty, Sylvie Gabriel, Jorge Puelles

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Ethics, Indigenous Ethics, and the Contemporary Challenge: Attempt at a Report on Ethics for the Filipino Today by Romualdo Abulad

“…Ross. Hertfordshire: Wordsworth Classics of World Literature, 1997. _____________. …”
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