Notes on David Malouf's "Imaginary Life" and Wordsworth's Poems on reading of the theme "In the Wild" with comparison analysis and similarities of the texts by A. Mojako
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Pages: 13
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Wordsworth's Poems
Modern relevance:
A view of oneness with nature fits in with concepts in Zen Buddhism (fastest growing religion in Australia) and the views of the Green movement.
Similarities:
•<Tab/>Mostly interior monologue (record of narrator's thoughts and feelings), and not to persuade others
•<Tab/>Teaching role of the speakers to children
•<Tab/>Teaching role of nature, there's a …
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…us for visual images to follow; 'Stop here, or gently pass'. •<Tab/>The active girl contrasts with his lack of motion (he's standing still to watch her) •<Tab/>The echoing of the sound in the valley heightens the listener's appreciation of the reaper and symbolises the harmony of human activity with nature. •<Tab/>The final stanza shifts into past tense.
…us for visual images to follow; 'Stop here, or gently pass'. •<Tab/>The active girl contrasts with his lack of motion (he's standing still to watch her) •<Tab/>The echoing of the sound in the valley heightens the listener's appreciation of the reaper and symbolises the harmony of human activity with nature. •<Tab/>The final stanza shifts into past tense.
