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wordsworth and malouf in the wild

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English

 

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September 9, 2014

 

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Both composers gain insight from nature. Nature is an inspiration to those who seek it. It is a moral agent, correcting the person when he or she has done wrong and showing them the right path. True freedom can only be found in nature itself, not in a city or where society has its root, as Ovid discovers and Wordsworth grows up to learn...
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"God is in nature", which means that the closer a person is to nature, the closer they are to god; more spiritual, for god is everywhere. Both Malouf's novel and Wordsworth's poems are shaped by their own lives; their own experiences mould their texts. David Malouf himself went on a period of exile for eight years in England...
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