Biographia Literaria, Or, Biographical Sketches of My Literary Life and Opinions, Part 1A fully annotated edition of Coleridge's famous work, in which he argues that philosophy is the basis of criticism, advances his own critical theories and views on poetry and literature, and provides insight into his own life and creative history. |
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... German ) ; often naïvely material- istic , even reductionistic . He could not help thinking , too , that if one carried it far enough , as one was obliged to carry any philosophy to its limits , the prevailing English one would end in ...
... German ) ; often naïvely material- istic , even reductionistic . He could not help thinking , too , that if one carried it far enough , as one was obliged to carry any philosophy to its limits , the prevailing English one would end in ...
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... German rediscovery of Spinoza and the development of German romantic pantheism attracted him deeply.1 German thought seemed to be doing many things at once without losing its centripetal hold on the ideals of unity to which the true ...
... German rediscovery of Spinoza and the development of German romantic pantheism attracted him deeply.1 German thought seemed to be doing many things at once without losing its centripetal hold on the ideals of unity to which the true ...
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... the imagination into levels or degrees . 2 For C on the imagination and his reading in German thinkers on this subject generally see Engell CI . employs some of these . ) Coleridge read and annotated Editors ' Introduction lxxxv.
... the imagination into levels or degrees . 2 For C on the imagination and his reading in German thinkers on this subject generally see Engell CI . employs some of these . ) Coleridge read and annotated Editors ' Introduction lxxxv.
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... German uses of the distinction , see Engell CI 172-83 , 211 , 274 . 2 See e.g. Murray Wright Bundy Theory of Imagination in Classical and Mediaeval Thought ( Urbana , Ill 1927 ) 34-6 , 140-1 , 192-5 , 277-8 . 3 An example in Germany ...
... German uses of the distinction , see Engell CI 172-83 , 211 , 274 . 2 See e.g. Murray Wright Bundy Theory of Imagination in Classical and Mediaeval Thought ( Urbana , Ill 1927 ) 34-6 , 140-1 , 192-5 , 277-8 . 3 An example in Germany ...
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... German distinctions aided Coleridge to make his own . The German distinctions are naturally complicated ( and en- riched ) by the multiplicity of terms used for " imagination " and " fancy " . Aside from Einbildungskraft and Phantasie , ...
... German distinctions aided Coleridge to make his own . The German distinctions are naturally complicated ( and en- riched ) by the multiplicity of terms used for " imagination " and " fancy " . Aside from Einbildungskraft and Phantasie , ...
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