August 9, 2025Open Access

Nature as Muse: Romantic Idealism in the Poetry of John Keats and William Wordsworth

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Comparative analysis highlights distinct relationships with nature in Wordsworth's ethical approach and Keats's emotional immersion.

Wordsworth's poetry fosters ethical responsibility towards nature, emphasizing reflection and transcendental insight.
Keats celebrates the aesthetic and sensual experience of nature, acknowledging its fleeting beauty and emotional intensity.
This comparative analysis employs romantic idealism and ecocriticism to explore thematic depth in their poetry.
The findings reveal that each poet presents fundamentally different philosophical frameworks regarding the natural world.

Syed et al. (2025) studied this question.

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