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In William Wordsworth's 'Lines Composed a Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey', the poet reflects upon the transformation of his relationship with nature over time. Which of the following ideas best characterizes Wordsworth's mature understanding of nature in the poem?
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- 1Nature represents an escape from social responsibility.
- 2Nature exists mainly as a picturesque landscape for artistic observation.
- 3Nature functions as a moral and spiritual guide shaping human consciousness.✓
- 4Nature is primarily a source of sensory pleasure.
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Nature functions as a moral and spiritual guide shaping human consciousness.
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