Titlebook: Coleridge’s Career; Graham Davidson Book 1990 Graham Davidson 1990 career.Coleridge.Samuel Taylor Coleridge.British and Irish Literature

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-7166-1abb Robinson, attempted to characterize the import of the lecture given and those to follow: ‘Unlike most professional critics on works of taste, his great object appears to be to exhibit in poetry the principles of moral wisdom, and the laws of our intellectual nature, which form the basis of social existence’..

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Canadian Governments Reference Modelse it is a study of Coleridge not as literary critic, nor as theologian, nor as philosopher, nor as historian, nor as a political or a social thinker. Chameleon-like, he put on the colours of all these in the course of his career, but his contribution to English life and thought cannot be defined wit

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-4672-5on … but relationship’.. This is true so long as we remember that in this context ‘personal’ is to all intents equivalent to phenomenal: for individual salvation was Coleridge’s prime concern, but it was of the noumenal and not of the phenomenal self. That we may confuse these two aspects of self, a