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Showing posts with label Coleridge. Show all posts

00522--The Summary of “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner” by S T Coleridge

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The Summary of “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner” by S T Coleridge One evening three guests were going to a marriage party, o...

00224--What distinction does Coleridge make between FANCY and IMAGINATION? [English Literature free notes]

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Imagination for Coleridge is the creative faculty possessed by poets.  This shaping power of imagination enables the poet to configure t...

00194--What distinction does Coleridge make between FANCY and IMAGINATION?

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Imagination for Coleridge is the creative faculty possessed by poets.  This shaping power of imagination enables the poet to configure...

00173--S.T.Coleridge—BIOGRAPHIA LITERARIA Primary Imagination/Secondary Imagination/Organic Wholes/Symbols/Concrete Universals

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  I n his work Biographia Literaria Coleridge discusses the following titles: 1.   Primary Imagination 2.   Secondary Imaginatio...

00077--What are the chief features of Romantic Criticism?

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                                                                               The chief features of romantic criticism may be summ...

00076--Describe those factors which were responsible for the rise of Romantic Criticism.

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            'Love of Liberty' is ingrained in the English temperament.    Hence it is that the English could not servilely ...

00072--On what grounds does Coleridge criticise Wordsworth's theory of Poetic Language?

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            Though Wordsworth and Coleridge were co-poets in writing and publishing the 'Lyrical Ballads', Coleridge did not ...

00071--What was Coleridge's concept of Poetic Genius? How is it different1from Poetic Talent?

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            Coleridge has very minutely differentiated between poetic genius and poetic talent.  Poetic genius is inborn, while p...

00070--What is Poetry according to Coleridge?

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                    Poetry, according to Coleridge, is the product of imagination working on the objects of life and nature.  It is an acti...

00069--Discuss Coleridge's view of Art.

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            Coleridge refutes the platonic concept that art is merely an imitation of nature, and therefore twice removed from re...

00068--Discuss Samuel Taylor Coleridge's Theory of Imagination.

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                                                    Imagination is the basic and most important creative faculty in a poet.  No...

00040--[ORGINAL WORK]BIOGRAPHIA LITERARIA by Samuel Taylor Coleridge

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                                                                          CONTENTS   CHAPTER       I  Motives to the present...