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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Page lxxxviii
... distinctions among the functions of the imagination made by Tetens and Schelling seem the best candi- dates . But here , as in many cases , if Coleridge had a main source he also had many other sources - and his own thoughts as well ...
... distinctions among the functions of the imagination made by Tetens and Schelling seem the best candi- dates . But here , as in many cases , if Coleridge had a main source he also had many other sources - and his own thoughts as well ...
Page lxxxix
... Chapter 7 when he mentions the imagination " in all its degrees and 1 Ch 8 headnote , below , I 129 . 2 See Friend ( CC ) 1 440n . determinations " , he anticipates his own distinction of primary Editors ' Introduction lxxxix.
... Chapter 7 when he mentions the imagination " in all its degrees and 1 Ch 8 headnote , below , I 129 . 2 See Friend ( CC ) 1 440n . determinations " , he anticipates his own distinction of primary Editors ' Introduction lxxxix.
Page xc
... distinction of primary and secondary in Chapter 13 and remarks that " in common language , and especially on the subject of poetry , we appropriate the name [ imagination ] to a superior degree of the faculty , joined to a superior ...
... distinction of primary and secondary in Chapter 13 and remarks that " in common language , and especially on the subject of poetry , we appropriate the name [ imagination ] to a superior degree of the faculty , joined to a superior ...
Page xci
... distinction , again , holds an essential key to understand- ing Coleridge's theory of productivity and originality in the arts . The contrast between copy and imitation , essentially reflecting the distinction between the primary and ...
... distinction , again , holds an essential key to understand- ing Coleridge's theory of productivity and originality in the arts . The contrast between copy and imitation , essentially reflecting the distinction between the primary and ...
Page xcvii
... DISTINCTION BETWEEN FANCY AND IMAGINATION No aspect or subject of Coleridge's criticism is more famous than this distinction.1 Even readers unfamiliar with his critical writing know that he made the distinction . In countless books and ...
... DISTINCTION BETWEEN FANCY AND IMAGINATION No aspect or subject of Coleridge's criticism is more famous than this distinction.1 Even readers unfamiliar with his critical writing know that he made the distinction . In countless books and ...
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