The Task and Other Poems - Cowper, William
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"The Task and Other Poems" is a collection of poems written by William Cowper, an English poet and hymnodist of the 18th century. William Cowper (1731¿1800) was known for his reflective and contemplative poetry, as well as his contributions to the Olney Hymns. Main Poem: : "The Task" is a significant long poem within this collection. It is one of Cowper's most famous works and is often regarded as a landmark in the development of 18th-century poetry. Reflective and Descriptive Poetry: Cowper's poetry is characterized by its introspective and descriptive nature. "The Task" is particularly known…mehr

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"The Task and Other Poems" is a collection of poems written by William Cowper, an English poet and hymnodist of the 18th century. William Cowper (1731¿1800) was known for his reflective and contemplative poetry, as well as his contributions to the Olney Hymns. Main Poem: : "The Task" is a significant long poem within this collection. It is one of Cowper's most famous works and is often regarded as a landmark in the development of 18th-century poetry. Reflective and Descriptive Poetry: Cowper's poetry is characterized by its introspective and descriptive nature. "The Task" is particularly known for its exploration of nature, everyday life, and the poet's personal reflections. Hymns and Religious Themes: In addition to his secular poetry, Cowper collaborated with John Newton on the Olney Hymns, contributing several hymns that became widely known in Christian worship. Mental Health Themes: Cowper's life was marked by struggles with mental health, and his poetry often reflects his battles with depression and a deep sense of religious introspection. Popularity: Cowper's poetry gained popularity not only for its literary merit but also for its accessibility and emotional resonance.
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William Cowper, né à Berkhamsted, dans le comté anglais de Hertfordshire le 26 novembre 1731, et mort le 25 avril 1800 à East-Dereham, dans le Norfolk, est un poète britannique considéré comme le précurseur du Romantisme en poésie.