The Self as Mind: Vision and Identity in Wordsworth, Coleridge, and KeatsHarvard University Press, 1986 - 286 sider |
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... Coleridge [ Coleridge's children ] ” add up to " Samuel Taylor Coleridge . " " Ego contemplans , " as Kathleen Coburn points out in her notes to this entry , means " personal iden- tity , " according to the Biographia Literaria , and ...
... Coleridge [ Coleridge's children ] ” add up to " Samuel Taylor Coleridge . " " Ego contemplans , " as Kathleen Coburn points out in her notes to this entry , means " personal iden- tity , " according to the Biographia Literaria , and ...
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... Coleridge's portraits of imagina- tive dominance differ somewhat from Wordsworth's " egotistical sub- lime , " which tends to dissolve in confrontations with others as the true self struggles to materialize in their eyes . Coleridge's ...
... Coleridge's portraits of imagina- tive dominance differ somewhat from Wordsworth's " egotistical sub- lime , " which tends to dissolve in confrontations with others as the true self struggles to materialize in their eyes . Coleridge's ...
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... Coleridge's obsession with images of mesmeric control . It is true that the rage for mesmerism in London coincided with the impressionable period of Coleridge's ado- lescence and early manhood , 1782-1791 . But more important than any ...
... Coleridge's obsession with images of mesmeric control . It is true that the rage for mesmerism in London coincided with the impressionable period of Coleridge's ado- lescence and early manhood , 1782-1791 . But more important than any ...
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