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In 'Tintern Abbey', how does William Wordsworth's reflection on his changing relationship with nature illustrate the maturation of his philosophical outlook?
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- 1By lamenting the permanent loss of childhood wonder and expressing total regret for his inability to appreciate nature anymore
- 2By describing a progression from a purely sensual enjoyment of nature in youth to a deeper, spiritual and moral engagement in adulthood✓
- 3By focusing solely on the scientific aspects of the natural world, abandoning all previous emotional connections
- 4By arguing that nature's value diminishes as one grows older, leading to an increasing emotional detachment
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By describing a progression from a purely sensual enjoyment of nature in youth to a deeper, spiritual and moral engagement in adulthood
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