ColeridgeMacmillan, 1968 - 244 من الصفحات "The enigmatic personality of Samuel Taylor Coleridge has fascinated the English-speaking world for more than a century and a half. The moving and deeply disturbing story of his life, the manysidedness of his mind and achievement, and the extraordinary nature of his three distinct careers have made him one of the most compelling--and elusive--figures in English letters. Here, in a definitive, all-encompassing critical biography that is a major literary event, Walter Jackson Bate lays open the vast range of Coleridge's interests and talents, and probes the underlying unity of his complex achievements as a major poet, as one of the supreme critics and interpreters of literature, and as one of the seminal religious thinkers of modern times..." -- Book jacket. |
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... century styles , one of which has completely faded by the time he is twenty - five , while the other persists to the end , remaining as the vehicle for most of the poetry he ever wrote . The first is the declamatory odal style that ...
... century styles , one of which has completely faded by the time he is twenty - five , while the other persists to the end , remaining as the vehicle for most of the poetry he ever wrote . The first is the declamatory odal style that ...
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... century poetry " conjures up for him memories of the couplets of Dryden and Pope and perhaps a few names that suggest something a little different . The student of the eighteenth century , in turn , repays the compliment with what ...
... century poetry " conjures up for him memories of the couplets of Dryden and Pope and perhaps a few names that suggest something a little different . The student of the eighteenth century , in turn , repays the compliment with what ...
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... century shift in idiom . Significantly Eliot , after attacking it in his early years , found it indispensable for much of his culminating work , the Four Quartets . We cannot hope to pursue this subject historically through the next century ...
... century shift in idiom . Significantly Eliot , after attacking it in his early years , found it indispensable for much of his culminating work , the Four Quartets . We cannot hope to pursue this subject historically through the next century ...
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Nether Stowey | 22 |
Wordsworths Arrival Coleridge as a Poet | 36 |
The Ancient Mariner Christabel and Kubla | 55 |
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