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Wordsworth Preface to the Lyrical Ballads Arbeitsblätter Die wichtigsten Gedanken zur Definition von Poetry Poet und dem kreativen Prozess werden zusammengefasst und können mit Fragen erschlossen werden. Arbeitsblätter Wordsworth Preface Worksheets SHEET I WILLIAM WORDSWORTH 1770 1850 From The Prelude 12.208ff 1805 edition There are in our existence spots of time That with distinct1 pre eminence retain A renovating virtue whence ... our minds Are nourished and invisibly repaired ... From PREFACE TO THE LYRICAL BALLADS 1802 The principal object then was to choose incidents2 and situations from common life and to relate3 or describe them as far as was possible in a language really used by men o and at the same time to throw over them a certain colouring of imagination whereby ordinary things should be presented to the mind in an unusual way o and above all to make these incidents and situations interesting by tracing in them the primary4 laws of our nature. o Low and rustic5 life was generally chosen because in that condition the essential passions of the heart can attain6 their maturity7 are less under restraint8 and speak a plainer and more emphatic9 language o because in that condition of life our elementary feelings co exist in a state of greater simplicity and may be more accurately contemplated10 and more forcibly11 communicated o because the manners of rural life ... are more easily comprehended and are more durable12 o and lastly because in that condition the passions of men are incorporated13 with the beautiful and permanent forms of nature. .................... What does the poet write about Why SHEET II die mit deutlicher überragender Bedeutung eine erneuernde Tugend behalten durch die unser Geist genährt und sichtlich gebessert wird ... 2 events 3 talk about them 4 most important 5 Das einfache und bäuerliche Leben 6 get 7 Vollendung 8 sind weniger eingeschränkt 9 nachdrücklich 10 thought about 11 more powerfully 12 dauerhafter 13 eingegliedert eingefügt 1 WILLIAM WORDSWORTH 1770 1850 From PREFACE TO THE LYRICAL BALLADS 1802 .... W hat is meant by the word Poet What is a Poet To whom does he address himself And what language is to be expected from him o He is a man speaking to men a man endued14 with more lively sensibility more enthusiasm and tenderness who has a greater knowledge of human nature and a more comprehensive15 soul than common among mankind o a man pleased with his own passions and volitions16 and who rejoices17 more than other men in the spirit of life that is in him o delighting to contemplate18 passions as manifested19 in the goings on of the Universe and habitually impelled20 to create them where he does not find them. o To these qualities he has added a disposition to be affected21 more than other men by absent things as if they were present o an ability of conjuring up22 in himself passions... ... a greater readiness and power in expressing what he thinks and feels and especially those thoughts and feelings which arise in him without immediate external excitement23. What does a poet do In what way is he different to other people SHEET III versehen understanding 16 Wille 17 to be glad about to feel joy about sth 18 to think about 19 shown 20 usually forced 21 betroffen 22 heraufbeschwören 23 without directly having produced from something outside 14 15 WILLIAM WORDSWORTH 1770 1850 From PREFACE TO THE LYRICAL BALLADS 1802 ....Poetry is the most philosophic of all writing...its object is truth not individual and local but general and operative24 carried alive into the heart by passion. .. The Poet writes under one restriction25 only the necessity of giving immediate pleasure to a human. ... It is an acknowledgment26 of the beauty of the universe ... it is a homage27 paid to the native and naked dignity of man to the grand elementary principle of pleasure by which he knows and feels and lives and moves. Poetry is the breath and finer spirit of all knowledge. Emphatically28 may it be said of the Poet as Shakespeare hath said of man that he looks before and after. ... The objects of the Poet s thoughts are every where. ... Poetry is the first and last of all knowledge it is as immortal as the heart of man. .................... Poetry is the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings it takes its origin from emotion recollected29 in tranquillity30 the emotion is contemplated31 till the tranquillity gradually disappears and an emotion kindred32 to that which was before the subject of contemplation is produced and does itself actually exist in the mind. In this mood successful composition33 generally begins and in a mood similar to this it is carried on ... so that in describing any passions whatsoever the mind will be in a state of enjoyment. Characterize poetry How is an impression turned into poetry Allgemein gültig Einschränkung 26 Anerkennung 27 Lobpreis 28 Nachdrücklich 29 remembered 30 quietness 31 Though about 32 similar 33 Gestaltung 24 25 Klasse 11 Klasse 12 Klasse 13 Deutsch Englisch Sekundarstufe Sonstige E. Faber Wordsworth Romantik Poetologie Dichter Preface Sekundarstufe Sonstige Klasse 11 Klasse 12 Klasse 13 Deutsch Englisch Stationenlernen Arbeitsmaterialien Binnendifferenziert