“冷酷之坚定?重走柯勒律治和华兹华斯的“全托克之路”:后田园空间

Q1 Arts and Humanities

Green Letters Pub Date : 2022-07-03 DOI:10.1080/14688417.2022.2114519

T. Gifford

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本文采用“叙事学术”的方法来探索柯勒律治和华兹华斯在《下斯托韦》中的漫步，将他们的主题与当代环境问题联系起来，将这个匡托克空间视为“后田园”——一个既美丽又警醒的地方。这种紧张关系可以概括为人类世可能出现的政治禁欲主义和在流行病时期行走在这个空间的福祉之间的紧张关系。这种张力是在原创诗歌中创造出来的，这些诗歌强调了批判和历史的探究。讨论了乔纳森·贝特的《激进的华兹华斯》(2020)和亚当·尼科尔森的《诗歌的形成》(2019)的学术成就，从而提到了萨曼莎·沃尔顿的《每个人都需要美:寻求自然疗法》(2021)。最后，约翰·缪尔(John Muir)将“走出去”的散步定义为真正的“走进去”，得出的结论是，现在两者都需要。

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‘Nether Stoical? Re-Walking Coleridge and Wordsworth’s Quantocks Paths as Post-Pastoral Spaces’

ABSTRACT Using the methodology of ‘narrative scholarship’ to explore walks today made by Coleridge and the Wordsworths out of Nether Stowey this essay relates their themes to contemporary environmental concerns by thinking of this Quantocks space as ‘post-pastoral’ – a site of both beauty and alarm. This tension is summed up as one between the political stoicism that might emerge from the nether world of the Anthropocene and the well-being of walking this space in times of pandemic. This tension is created in original poems that punctuate the critical and historical enquiry. The scholarship of Jonathan Bate’s Radical Wordsworth (2020) and Adam Nicolson’s The Making of Poetry (2019) is discussed, leading to reference to Samantha Walton’s Everybody Needs Beauty: In Search of a Nature Cure (2021). Finally, John Muir’s framing of ‘going out’ for a walk as really ‘going in’ leads to the conclusion that both are needed now.

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期刊介绍： Green Letters: Studies in Ecocriticism explores the relationship between literary, artistic and popular culture and the various conceptions of the environment articulated by scientific ecology, philosophy, sociology and literary and cultural theory. We publish academic articles that seek to illuminate divergences and convergences among representations and rhetorics of nature – understood as potentially including wild, rural, urban and virtual spaces – within the context of global environmental crisis.