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 lxxix
... idea , in one guise or another , for fifteen years . The Biographia was partially a defence of the conduct and opinions such a life pro- duced . On the track of the highest causes of things and of ideas , Coleridge concluded that their ...
... idea , in one guise or another , for fifteen years . The Biographia was partially a defence of the conduct and opinions such a life pro- duced . On the track of the highest causes of things and of ideas , Coleridge concluded that their ...
Page lxxxi
... ideas in the mind , and no less the ground and the absolute cause of all the correspondent realities in nature . . . .2 ... idea and image , thought and thing . It connects external nature to the acts of reflection performed by the inner ...
... ideas in the mind , and no less the ground and the absolute cause of all the correspondent realities in nature . . . .2 ... idea and image , thought and thing . It connects external nature to the acts of reflection performed by the inner ...
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... idea of powers . " No. Of course not ! Coleridge calls " this principle " the imagination . It connects , by an act , the existence of matter with the essence of ideal forms . In fact , it shapes the matter in the process of evolving an ...
... idea of powers . " No. Of course not ! Coleridge calls " this principle " the imagination . It connects , by an act , the existence of matter with the essence of ideal forms . In fact , it shapes the matter in the process of evolving an ...
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... symbol is that " local habitation and a name " that gives a hint the more vivid the better - of the higher unity between the 1 Ch 7 , below , I 124-5 . 2 CN III 3325 . self and the world . " An IDEA , in Editors ' Introduction lxxxiii.
... symbol is that " local habitation and a name " that gives a hint the more vivid the better - of the higher unity between the 1 Ch 7 , below , I 124-5 . 2 CN III 3325 . self and the world . " An IDEA , in Editors ' Introduction lxxxiii.
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... IDEA , in the highest sense of that word , cannot be conveyed but by a symbol " .1 The imagination also " is at once both active and passive " on all its levels . It must receive something from nature and something from the mind's own ...
... IDEA , in the highest sense of that word , cannot be conveyed but by a symbol " .1 The imagination also " is at once both active and passive " on all its levels . It must receive something from nature and something from the mind's own ...
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