Titlebook: Coleridge and the Daemonic Imagination; Gregory Leadbetter Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2011 Coleridge.

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Coleridge and the Daemonic Imagination978-0-230-11852-2Series ISSN 2691-1256 Series E-ISSN 2634-5218

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Service Life Prediction of Exterior Plasticsthe author and his inexhaustible works. Given the sheer diversity of Coleridge’s achievement, it is inevitable that for every version brought to light, others have remained in the shadows. Criticism, however, provides an opportunity and a device for redistributing the light and shadow of a familiar

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Service Life Prediction of Exterior Plasticsvocabulary—for the exposition of its signature throughout his work. The self-examination I discuss here was written around October 1812, by which time his notebooks had become, in Anthony Harding’s words, “the material record of the most private moments of the self” (2000, 7). Coleridge was now lock

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James E. Pickett,Jonathan R. Sargent it were, fixed on the cross of shame and public abhorrence, amid the earth-quake, that rent, and the darkness, that covered, the whole earth” (EOT I 284). As one of “the professed Friends of Liberty” (LPR 8) himself, Coleridge identified his own hopes with the crucified figure of “shame,” and hence

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Durability of Building Joint Sealantsphical letters to Poole, between March and October 1797. Resuming the letters in October, striking parallels emerge between Coleridge’s self-representation and the lost youth of the poem, ostracized for turning his brain to “unlawful thoughts” with books. Coleridge tells Poole how, before he was six

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