Renaissance Humanism in English Literature, Humanism Definition, Characteristics, History of English

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Sir then oration on the dignity of man as a manifesto of renaissance humanism?from Tina

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Sir i have a question that in which work Shelley called Wordsworth a moral eunuch? If you can tell plzz

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There is no evidence that Shelley referred to Wordsworth as a "moral eunuch" in any of his works. In fact, Shelley had great respect for Wordsworth as a poet and thinker, and the two writers had a friendly correspondence. While they had some differences in their views on politics and religion, Shelley praised Wordsworth's poetry in his essay "A Defence of Poetry" and wrote a sonnet in his honor, titled "To Wordsworth." It is possible that this quote is a misattribution or a fabrication.

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Byron called Wordsworth "a moral eunuch" in "Don Juan" and it is found in Canto III, stanza 88 of the poem.

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Tnx a ton Sir ⚘⚘ but we often read that Wordsworth was criticized for becoming Tory/royalist later on his life. Even Shelley criticized Wordsworth in his work called "Peter Bell the third".

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Yes, in Peter Bell Shelley criticized Wordsworth's tendency to moralize and his simplistic portrayal of characters, as well as his use of nature as a moralizing force.