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... of The Watchman Coleridge was beginning to recognize the importance of such questioning , 61 and , despite having declared himself to be ' a compleat Necessitarian ' in December 1794,62 increasingly in his poetry of The Early Writings 31.
... of The Watchman Coleridge was beginning to recognize the importance of such questioning , 61 and , despite having declared himself to be ' a compleat Necessitarian ' in December 1794,62 increasingly in his poetry of The Early Writings 31.
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... beginning to question the moral implications of Hartley's teachings even while Hartley remained as an important influence on his methods of reading and composition . 63 This is most evident in ' The Eolian Harp ' ( Aug - Oct 1795 ) ...
... beginning to question the moral implications of Hartley's teachings even while Hartley remained as an important influence on his methods of reading and composition . 63 This is most evident in ' The Eolian Harp ' ( Aug - Oct 1795 ) ...
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... beginning with Aristotle . Descartes ' ' imaginatio ' is an inferior faculty to ' intellec- tio ' ( which needs no images ) . In Leviathan ( 1651 ) , Hobbes describes imagination as ' decaying sense ... so that Imagination and Memory ...
... beginning with Aristotle . Descartes ' ' imaginatio ' is an inferior faculty to ' intellec- tio ' ( which needs no images ) . In Leviathan ( 1651 ) , Hobbes describes imagination as ' decaying sense ... so that Imagination and Memory ...
Contents
THE ROMANTIC CONTEXT | 8 |
Symbol and Organic Form | 16 |
KUBLA KHAN THE RIME OF THE ANCIENT | 43 |
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