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<title> Wordsworth: A Study In Memory And Mysticism
<author> Solomon Francis Gingerich
<publisher> Menonite, 1908
<subjects> Memory in literature; Mysticism in literature
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Readers acquainted with the critical writings on Wordsworth will no doubt find much in this volume that is old and familiar, especially in Chapters I and II. It is hoped, however, that the treatment of this old and well-known material is sufficiently novel and original to warrant its appearance in print. Such novelty and originality are claimed for the bit of psychology brought out near the close of Chapter II, for the intermediary stages of mysticism as developed in Chapter V, for the renunciation of the mystical proper and yet the retention of the highest mystical intensity possible for artistic excellence as shown in Chapter VII, and for the attempt in Chapter VIII to answer the question how far and in what sense Wordsworth is a philosopher. Perhaps more obvious than novelty and originality is the indebtedness these pages show to various men and various writings.
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