I need help with two questions and they should be two pages double spaced each one to please.
1. Discuss ways inn which “the Badger” and “The Hedgehog (page 94-96) are meditations on what it means to be wild and tame for both humans and animals. For example, inn what ways does the men’s ferocity differ from the dogs’ or the badgers’? What do you think is Clare’s view of the wild and the tame in these poems?
2.Compare / contrast views of the innocence and experience of nature and gardens as presented
in Andrew Marvell’s “The Garden” (packet 27-29) and “The Mower Against Gardens”
(packet 27-28). For example, in what ways does seduction or a “fall” enter into each poem?
In what ways in each is natural innocence corrupted? In what ways might these poems argue
for and against the female aspects of nature?
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