Preface
Abstract
Introduction
1 Criticism on Wordsworth in Britain, America and China
2 Main Points and Theories
Chapter One Self Anxiety in Industrial Age: Readdressing the Divergence of Body and Soul
1.1 Spiritual Self in the Industrial Age
1.2 Foundation of Human Being's Consciousness
1.3 Solitude: The Highest State of Self Realization
Chapter Two Renovation of the Belief of Modern People: Readdressing the Mechanical Mode
2.1 Line between Life and Death
2.2 A Common Member in the Community
2.3 From Pride to Equality: Perfection without Being Perfect
Chapter Three Seeking Childhood of Human Nature: Readdressing the Modern Ideology
3.1 Drift away from the Binary Concept of Philosophy
3.2 Containment of Diversified Cultures
3.3 From City to Local: The Root of Human Being
Chapter Four Gaia Still Living: Readdressing One-Dimensional Causality
4. 1 Conversation with Everything
4. 2 Prophetic Words -- Living Poetically
4. 3 Return to the Real: An Innovating and Flexible World View
Conclusion
Wordsworth in My Eye
Bibliography
Acknowledgements
