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In 'The World Is Too Much With Us,' what central criticism does Wordsworth make about contemporary society?
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- 1It is excessively devoted to religious ritual
- 2It has become disconnected from the natural world due to materialism✓
- 3It values heroic deeds above intellectual pursuits
- 4It is too focused on scientific advancements at the expense of tradition
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It has become disconnected from the natural world due to materialism
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