Simon Palfrey on why Wordsworth should not be seen as a nature poet @ConnellGuides
Simon Palfrey on why Wordsworth should not be seen as a nature poet @ConnellGuides
Uploaded October 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Simon Palfrey, Oxford University professor and fellow at Brasenose College, discusses William Wordsworth with Jon Connell.

Themes of Simon's discussion:
- Wordsworth's vision
- Perspective and Nature
- Mortality
- 'Tintern Abbey'

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Simon Palfrey on why Wordsworth should not be seen as a nature poet

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