New Approaches to Coleridge: Biographical and Critical EssaysDonald Sultana |
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... poet and then as novelist , he towered in reputation and popular esteem over his great contemporaries . Conscious of his own originality and of his superiority as a poet , and seldom free from financial worries , Coleridge could not but ...
... poet and then as novelist , he towered in reputation and popular esteem over his great contemporaries . Conscious of his own originality and of his superiority as a poet , and seldom free from financial worries , Coleridge could not but ...
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... poet himself had not complained , we might spare ourselves the pain of any further comments on the dark and melancholy circumstances in which this great light of his time and country , this beautiful poet , this exquisite metaphysician ...
... poet himself had not complained , we might spare ourselves the pain of any further comments on the dark and melancholy circumstances in which this great light of his time and country , this beautiful poet , this exquisite metaphysician ...
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... Poet , which described the problems experienced by poets in writing when everything seemed already to have been said , Harold Bloom's The Anxiety of Influence read the same situation in Oedipal terms , each poet being seen as a son who ...
... Poet , which described the problems experienced by poets in writing when everything seemed already to have been said , Harold Bloom's The Anxiety of Influence read the same situation in Oedipal terms , each poet being seen as a son who ...
Contents
Introduction by Donald Sultana | 7 |
List of Abbreviations | 16 |
Coleridge | 38 |
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