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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... phrase " philosophic imag- ination " , not uncommon , occurs in Gerard's Essay on Genius ( 1774 ) , but the transcendental treatment of it was something new . as Christ's Hospital days , his stream of thought went xcvi Biographia Literaria.
... phrase " philosophic imag- ination " , not uncommon , occurs in Gerard's Essay on Genius ( 1774 ) , but the transcendental treatment of it was something new . as Christ's Hospital days , his stream of thought went xcvi Biographia Literaria.
Page cvii
... phrases : Spenser's remark about Chaucer , which critics from Johnson to Coleridge applied to Spenser's own age , a " well of English undefiled " ; and Milton's ideal of poetry , which Coleridge is fond of quoting " simple , sensuous ...
... phrases : Spenser's remark about Chaucer , which critics from Johnson to Coleridge applied to Spenser's own age , a " well of English undefiled " ; and Milton's ideal of poetry , which Coleridge is fond of quoting " simple , sensuous ...
Page cviii
... phrase and idiom , in suggestion , in cadence ) that the subtler , at very least , are inevitably lost in translation or para- phrase . It is the lucidity with which Coleridge expresses this concept of style , and , in his practical ...
... phrase and idiom , in suggestion , in cadence ) that the subtler , at very least , are inevitably lost in translation or para- phrase . It is the lucidity with which Coleridge expresses this concept of style , and , in his practical ...
Page cix
... phrase is Cole- ridge's own ) proceeds from these standards and implicitly measures the result against them , while at the same time the criticism avoids doctrinaire or theoretical rigidity . One of his primary purposes is to separate ...
... phrase is Cole- ridge's own ) proceeds from these standards and implicitly measures the result against them , while at the same time the criticism avoids doctrinaire or theoretical rigidity . One of his primary purposes is to separate ...
Page cxiv
... phrase he anglicises from the German ) he himself calls the " armed vision " of broad and diverse knowledge , exemplifying as a critic what he said of the poet to William Sotheby in July 1802 : A great Poet must be , implicitè if not ...
... phrase he anglicises from the German ) he himself calls the " armed vision " of broad and diverse knowledge , exemplifying as a critic what he said of the poet to William Sotheby in July 1802 : A great Poet must be , implicitè if not ...
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