Yale Studies in English, Volumen145

activity affirmation aller autonomy become Bewusstseyn calm child child is father conscious cosmic cyclic das Band Diess Dinge divine earth Einheit emotion Enthusiasm Ernest de Selincourt essence essential eternal everything ewige experience expression faculty feeling forms freedom Freiheit Fuhrmans fusion Geistes glory goal God's Gott H. W. Garrod hath heart Hegel human idea ideal Imagination implicit individual inner instincts intuition Leben life's living Lyrical Ballads man's Matthew meaning mind mystical nature's Ode to Duty organic Panentheism pantheistic paradox pattern Peele Castle philosophy poem poet poet's Prelude Prime Nature radical reality reciprocal Recluse romanticism Ruined Cottage scene Schelling's seems selfhood sense Seyn simply soul speaks spirit stage stanza striving symbol teleology temporal-eternal Thätigkeit things Thou thought Tintern Abbey tion truth unconscious unity universal Urbild Welt Weltanschauung whole William Wordsworth Wordsworth and Schelling Wordsworth's poetry