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THE PRESENT IN RELATION TO THE PAST AND FUTURE IN THE POETRY OF THOMAS HARDY(1840-1928) | ||
| Journal of College of Education / Wasit | ||
| Article 1, Volume 1, Issue 7, 2018, Pages 132-145 | ||
| Author | ||
| Dr Saad Najim AL-Khafaji | ||
| Abstract | ||
| EDUCATION Essentially, the prevailing mood of the poetry of Thomas Hardy is more grey and depressed than that of the other Victorian poets.Many of his poems present , with quite gravity and a carefully controlled elegiac feeling,some aspect of human sorrow,loss or frustration projected through a certain situation.His novels and poems are mostly set in rural Wessex to show how the forces of nature outside and inside combine to shape human destiny. Indeed ,it is to him that Britain is indebted for the revival of the old name of Wessex;the beautiful southern part of England and for that also he "was closer to English peasantry than any other poet since Langland".1Hardy found his subjects in the circumstances of everyday life against a background of uncertainty and scientific progress. His themes, however, do not always express a simple reaction to the new scientific and philosophical ideas that characterize most of the late Victorian period. | ||
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