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... means of expressing their sense of the world and of man as a play of forces and influences , and there is a direct line to be traced between Coleridge's letter of 1802 , and such poems as Manfred , Prometheus Unbound and Hyperion . Thus ...
... means of expressing their sense of the world and of man as a play of forces and influences , and there is a direct line to be traced between Coleridge's letter of 1802 , and such poems as Manfred , Prometheus Unbound and Hyperion . Thus ...
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... means , traditionally , an astral sickness ; as long as one is dealing with the anxiety of influence that metaphor holds . But in its original root , of course , the word means no more than an in - flow , and it is that larger , less ...
... means , traditionally , an astral sickness ; as long as one is dealing with the anxiety of influence that metaphor holds . But in its original root , of course , the word means no more than an in - flow , and it is that larger , less ...
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... means of subverting Britain's imperial power . As a corollary to this argument , therefore , he had entered into a long discussion of the topical question of the purpose of Bonaparte's expedition to Egypt in 1798 , naturally taking the ...
... means of subverting Britain's imperial power . As a corollary to this argument , therefore , he had entered into a long discussion of the topical question of the purpose of Bonaparte's expedition to Egypt in 1798 , naturally taking the ...
Contents
Introduction by Donald Sultana | 7 |
List of Abbreviations | 16 |
Coleridge | 38 |
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