Titlebook: Coleridge’s Variety; Bicentenary Studies John Beer (Lecturer in English, Fellow of Peterhou Book 1974 John Beer 1974 Britain.Coleridge.hist

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,Coleridge’s Poetic Sensibility,eriously did — was the same young man that Dorothy Wordsworth first saw at Racedown two years later when he jumped over the gate because it would take too long to open it, and ran up across the broad lawn to the house.

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,Coleridge’s Enjoyment of Words,There is a little volume in the series known as the Home University Library entitled . It is rather more than sixty years old now, but it is a book I always recommend very strongly to anyone who either enjoys words already or is anxious to begin enjoying them. But what does one mean when one speaks of ‘enjoying’ words?

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Suzanne M. Buglione,Amanda Wittmanin his correspondence. Indeed, the almost 2,000 letters in the . are so varied in subject-matter, so revealing of this ‘man of vast Intellect & almost portentous Variety & Depth of Learning’,* that their full richness cannot be conveyed in a single lecture. Yet after editing this voluminous correspo

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Drew Allen,Diana Strumbos,Janelle Clayd not confine ourselves to a detailed account of his career, or of the courses of study that were current in his time — particularly since others, over the years, have written and spoken so well on these topics. It may be better this time to begin with a broader question: What did Coleridge make of

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Suzanne M. Buglione,Amanda Wittmanon to pronounce it Col-ridge, Cŏllěridge, or even Cōle-ridge. It is & must be to all honest and honorable men, a trisyllabic Amphimacer, — ∪ —!’. And upon his first name Coleridge projected his self-distrust and the contempt he felt for his lack of decisiveness — attitudes which all his life made hi