critical reception on lyrical ballad p 3

SMT S.B.GARDI DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

NAME:- AMI SOJITRA COURSE:- LITERARY THEORY AND

CRITICISM:WESTERN TOPIC:-CRITICAL RECEPTION OF

LYRICAL BALLAD CLASS:-M.A.PART-1 E-MAIL:-amisojitra23@gmail.com ENROLMENT NO:-PG15101034

INDEX

LYRICAL BALLADTHEME OF LYRICAL BALLADNEGATIVE REVIEW OF LYRICAL BALLADPOSITIVE REVIEW OF LYRICAL BALLADLYRICAL BALLAD AS WORK OF

CRITICISMLANGUAGE OF POETRYSOLITARY REAPER

LYRICAL BALLAD

WRITTEN IN 1798 WRITTEN BY

WILLIAM WORDSWORTH AND S.T. COLERIDGE

KNOWN AS INITIAL WORK OF ROMANTIC ERA

THEME OF LYRICAL BALLAD

LYRICAL BALLAD

LANGUAGE

POETRY

POET

NEGATIVE REVIEW

It was not accepted by people

As uninteresting subject, theme and the unreadability of THE ANCIENT MARINER.

FRANCIS JEFFREY give the term in reference of Wordsworth the “LAKE SCHOOL OF POETRY”

POSITIVE REVIEW

Lyrical Ballad was also praised by some critics.

In 19th century, Victorian critics has special interest in RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER

Wordsworth and Coleridge as leaders of first wave of Romanticism

RIME OF ANCIENT MARINER

MORAL

PHILOSOPHICAL

PUZZLE

Critical interest in Lyrical Ballad has continue in to 20th century.

Bring new ideas regarding poet and poetry

LYRICAL BALLAD AS WORK OF CRITICSM

Marjorie Latta Barstow, W.J. Owen, and Stephen Maxfield Parrish believe that Lyrical Ballad has central focus on LANGUAGE AND STYLE

Mary Jacobus and Heather Glen have explored handling theme of SPECIFIC THEME

LANGUAGE OF POETRY

Language of rustic area

He live in urban area

He described natural scene as romantic poet.

Selection of words Write about rural

area In WESTMINSTER

BRIDGE

SOLITARY REAPER

Here he talk about her song but he can not understand her language.

As the modern perspective LYRICAL BALLAD may be fail to convey the reader

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