Afterword What Are Poets For? In the last issue of Windfall we called for a “new realistic romanticism, in which the human relation to nature is once again called to account, as well as exalted.” What do we mean by

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Date: 2006-10-14 23:28:38 Arts John Clare John Keats Ode to a Nightingale To Autumn Martin Heidegger Ethnopoetics Romanticism Ode to the West Wind Literature Poetry Romantic poets		Afterword What Are Poets For? In the last issue of Windfall we called for a “new realistic romanticism, in which the human relation to nature is once again called to account, as well as exalted.” What do we mean by Add to Reading List Source URL: www.hevanet.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 50,47 KB Share Document on Facebook

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