English Childhood Wordsworths Treatment of Childhood in the Light of English P
English Childhood Wordsworths Treatment of Childhood in the Light of English P
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DRKX'S r. OOKS 257 tlcinaii to his Soqi on his Confining a Bird, the intention is to shame the child. The opening Hnes with their ad homi- ncm attack preclude from the start anything but a superior attitude of teaching: Horace, what greater punishment. Cou'd I inflict, my boy. On thee? And tell me what wou'd grieve thee more. Than thus to lose thy liberty?
Yet thou can'st take a savage joy, To view thy captive's fond desires ; Thou can'st with unrelenting heart, Behold him beat against his wire...s.
The boy is plainly lectured in place of being led to feel a community of interest.
In The Domestic Loss: or tJie Death of a Dog there is profuse sentimental weeping wdiich is itself, however, some- what out of keeping with the bald moralizing and philo- sophizing that are stretched out to the length of twenty-five stanzas. The distinction between child reason and animal instinct makes the child talk priggishly in a self-congratu- latory vein that recalls Watts.
If led by instinct's voice alone, That instinct gratitude could teach: Then blessed with reason to reflect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DRKX'S r. OOKS 257 tlcinaii to his Soqi on his Confining a Bird, the intention is to shame the child. The opening Hnes with their ad homi- ncm attack preclude from the start anything but a superior attitude of teaching: Horace, what greater punishment. Cou'd I inflict, my boy. On thee? And tell me what wou'd grieve thee more. Than thus to lose thy liberty?
Yet thou can'st take a savage joy, To view thy captive's fond desires ; Thou can'st with unrelenting heart, Behold him beat against his wire...s.
The boy is plainly lectured in place of being led to feel a community of interest.
In The Domestic Loss: or tJie Death of a Dog there is profuse sentimental weeping wdiich is itself, however, some- what out of keeping with the bald moralizing and philo- sophizing that are stretched out to the length of twenty-five stanzas. The distinction between child reason and animal instinct makes the child talk priggishly in a self-congratu- latory vein that recalls Watts.
If led by instinct's voice alone, That instinct gratitude could teach: Then blessed with reason to reflect.
What to read after English Childhood Wordsworths Treatment of Childhood in the Light of English P?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Charles Adolph Charles Babenroth to read onlineMoreLess
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