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In 'Tintern Abbey,' Wordsworth describes a 'sense sublime / Of something far more deeply interfused' that is 'a motion and a spirit.' What is this 'something' a manifestation of, according to Romantic thought?
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- 1The recollection of past, specific sensory detail that triggers powerful memories.
- 2The transcendental power of Nature, often referred to as Divine Immanence or Pantheism.✓
- 3The purely personal, subjective emotion of Sturm und Drang.
- 4The 'Universal Mind' of Neoplatonism, detached from the material world.
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The transcendental power of Nature, often referred to as Divine Immanence or Pantheism.
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