Through the works of Thomas Hardy, strong emphasis and connections with nature are commented and communicated to the reader. Hardy treats nature as a constant cycle while often juxtaposing it with personal relationships and events that take place through his poetry (both pre and post 1912) as well as his novels e.g. The Mayor of Casterbridge. Nature seems trusting and everything else eventually crumbles and ceases to exist. Contexts of Production of Hardy's Works - Hardy was influenced by nature through his early childhood and through his upbringing. Through his poetry, he uses several different settings such as Dorset, Cornwall and various other influential places that exhibits nature.
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