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... Kant is enormous , but his differences are noted in his practical emphasis on poetry and his active concern for religion . In Kant's Kritik der reinen Vernunft , ' Einbildungskraft ' is regarded primarily as the capacity to reproduce ...
... Kant is enormous , but his differences are noted in his practical emphasis on poetry and his active concern for religion . In Kant's Kritik der reinen Vernunft , ' Einbildungskraft ' is regarded primarily as the capacity to reproduce ...
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... Kant.11 In no sense is this intended to be an exhaustive examination of Coleridge's relationship with the Germans ... Kant and German idealism . It was on the foundations of a revised epistemology learned principally from Kant and Fichte ...
... Kant.11 In no sense is this intended to be an exhaustive examination of Coleridge's relationship with the Germans ... Kant and German idealism . It was on the foundations of a revised epistemology learned principally from Kant and Fichte ...
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... Kantian a priori . 51 But his reading of Kant , as has already been remarked , was modified by Jacobi who had gone so far as to call reason faith , a definition with which Coleridge would have concurred had Jacobi added to reason the ...
... Kantian a priori . 51 But his reading of Kant , as has already been remarked , was modified by Jacobi who had gone so far as to call reason faith , a definition with which Coleridge would have concurred had Jacobi added to reason the ...
Contents
THE ROMANTIC CONTEXT | 8 |
Symbol and Organic Form | 16 |
KUBLA KHAN THE RIME OF THE ANCIENT | 43 |
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