S.T. Coleridge
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TextPublication details: New Delhi Atlantic 2001Description: 453pISBN: 8171569765Subject(s): Coleridge, Samuel Taylor | English poetryDDC classification: 821.709 Summary: Coleridge was one of the few harbingers of romanticism in England, and the enunciator of psychological criticism. One will certainly miss English romanticism of about 150 years, if he does not interest himself in Coleridge. One of the most loving and suffering souls of English literature, Coleridge was not only a great poet of the supernatural, but also a great critic and prosodist.
In this book, the objective of the author has been to present Coleridge in his essentials (as the content of the book may show), against the back-drop of English romanticism, in plain terms and without any presumptions. Seventeen select poems of the poet have been discussed, to some extent threadbare, and the texts of those poems have been given for facility.
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Stack | 821.709 SUN/S (Browse shelf (Opens below)) | Available | 19693 |
Coleridge was one of the few harbingers of romanticism in England, and the enunciator of psychological criticism. One will certainly miss English romanticism of about 150 years, if he does not interest himself in Coleridge. One of the most loving and suffering souls of English literature, Coleridge was not only a great poet of the supernatural, but also a great critic and prosodist.
In this book, the objective of the author has been to present Coleridge in his essentials (as the content of the book may show), against the back-drop of English romanticism, in plain terms and without any presumptions. Seventeen select poems of the poet have been discussed, to some extent threadbare, and the texts of those poems have been given for facility.
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