Wordsworth and Schelling: A Typological Study of Romanticism, Band 6

activity actual affirmation appearances aware become begins birth called calm child common connection conscious continuity course death describe Dinge divine earth emotion Enthusiasm essence essential eternal everything existence experience expression fact faculty feeling final force forms freedom function fusion gives glory goal God's hath heart human idea ideal Imagination Immortality individual inner intuition kind knowledge Leben light lines living looks loss man's meaning mind nature nature's never object once organic participation pattern philosophy poem poet poet's poetry Prelude present principle pure radical reality realizes reason reciprocal reflection relation remains scene Schelling seems sense separation simply soul speaks spirit stage stanza striving symbol things thought tion true truth unconscious understanding unity universal whole Wordsworth Wordsworth and Schelling