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In William Wordsworth's 'Tintern Abbey', the poet revisits a landscape after several years and reflects on the transformation of his perception of nature. Which idea best captures Wordsworth's mature understanding of nature in the poem?
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- 1Nature as an illusion created by imagination
- 2Nature as a hostile force that challenges human survival
- 3Nature as a spiritual and moral guide influencing human consciousness✓
- 4Nature as a source of immediate sensory pleasure
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Nature as a spiritual and moral guide influencing human consciousness
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