The Active Universe: Pantheism and the Concept of Imagination in the English Romantic Poets

Ancient Mariner animal appeared beauty belief Biographia Literaria Botanic Garden Byron Childe Harold's Pilgrimage Coleridge's Collected Letters conception creation creative Cudworth Demogorgon described Destiny of Nations Diderot divine doctrine early earth eighteenth century Endymion Erasmus Darwin essence evolution Excursion experience external faculties Fancy feeling forces forms of nature Hartley Hartley's Heaven human Hyperion ideas images Imagination important infinite influence James Watt Joan of Arc later literary London Manfred metaphysical mind Monads moral mythology natural forms natural objects natural world Newton pantheism Paris passage philosophy phrase Platonic poem poet poetic Prelude Priestley Priestley's Prometheus Unbound Queen Mab reading religion Religious Musings Romantic Ruined Cottage seems seen sense Shelley and Keats Shelley's Sleep and Poetry soul spirits of nature Stewart stream of tendency suggests theory thou thought Tintern Abbey tion truth Unitarian universe Watt winds word Wordsworth and Coleridge Wordsworthian wrote