前言
Introduction
Chapter 1 Incarnation as a Means of Communication between Man and Nature
1.1 Nature as the Basis of Incarnation
1.2 From Schelling to Kant
1.3 The Middle Way of Anglicanism
1.4 Wordsworth the Poet as a Philosopher and as a Prophet
Chapter 2 Wordsworths Wise Passiveness and Modern Dialectic Imagination
2.1 From Classical Imagination to Dialectical Imagination
2.2 Wordsworths Idea about Fancy and Imagination
2.3 Life Existing in Thing
2.4 Wordsworths Wise Passiveness
Chapter 3 "Spots of Time" as a Bridge Connecting the Past, the Present and the Future
3.1 Time of Writing and Time of Incidents Existing in the" Spots of Time"
3.2 "Spots of Time" : from Memory to Epiphany
3.3 "Spots of Time" with the Weight of Ages
3.4 "Spots of Time" of Supernaturalism
3.5 Complexities of "Spots of Time"
Chapter 4 Incarnation and the Wavering Balance of Mind
4.1 Grammar outside of the Text
4.2 Incarnation by Means of Dialogue
4.3 "Gift Giving" as a Means to Make the Poem Endless
4.4 Incarnation of The Prelude from the Point of View of Hegels Logic
Chapter 5 Language as the Incarnation of Thought
5.1 Medieval Scholastic Incarnation and Modem Hermeneutic Linguistic Ontology
5.2 The Organic Unity of Language and Thought
5.3 Life and Death of Words
5.4 Wordsworths Incarnation in the Romantic Context
Conclusion
References
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