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The article discusses the enthusiasm and accommodation in the poetry of English poet William Wordsworth. Other topics include the studies in religion and Romanticism that analyzed Wordsworth's relation to Methodism, the importance of John Calvin's depiction of accommodation on Wordsworth's poetic theory, and Wordsworth's relationship with the theology of the Anglican Church.

According to Kim, Zati, who mentored many poets, lacked a unique style that may be a result of his approach to poetry as a craft and his productivity. By drawing heavily on his University of Chicago dissertation, Kim reconstructs a vivid picture of the poet Zati, his circles, and his literary output, refreshing the field of Ottoman literary historical studies. In I The Last of an Age i , Sooyong Kim argues that Zati (1471-1546) was "the last of the great old poets whose names are to be wiped off the ledger" within a generation after them (p. 119). [Extracted from the article]