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COLERIDGE 17 Enlightenment , with its assumption that this was a rational universe in which all problems had a rational answer , and they sought to explore the irrational , to discover a meaning on a deeper level than was explored by ...
COLERIDGE 17 Enlightenment , with its assumption that this was a rational universe in which all problems had a rational answer , and they sought to explore the irrational , to discover a meaning on a deeper level than was explored by ...
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But Coleridge was too deeply influenced by religion to be carried away for long by Godwin's rationalism . On the last day of the year 1796 , as he tells us , ' I retired to a cottage in Somersetshire , at the foot of the Quantocks ...
But Coleridge was too deeply influenced by religion to be carried away for long by Godwin's rationalism . On the last day of the year 1796 , as he tells us , ' I retired to a cottage in Somersetshire , at the foot of the Quantocks ...
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In this lay the origin of Plato's Idea , and to Coleridge it was the beginning of philosophic thought . Beneath the transitory and accidental appearances of all things there lay an inner reality which was an essential part of the single ...
In this lay the origin of Plato's Idea , and to Coleridge it was the beginning of philosophic thought . Beneath the transitory and accidental appearances of all things there lay an inner reality which was an essential part of the single ...
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Acknowledgements | 6 |
List of Illustrations | 7 |
The Age of Romanticism | 9 |
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