Coleridge; a collection of critical essays,
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| Formato: | Libro |
| Idioma: | English |
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Englewood Cliffs, N.J.,
Prentice-Hall
1967
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| Series: | A Spectrum book: Twentieth century views
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| Classic Catalogue: | View this record in Classic Catalogue |
Table of Contents:
- Introduction, by K. Coburn
- Coleridge; his life and work, by I. A. Richards
- The mariner and the albatross, by G. Whalley
- The theme of The ancient mariner, by D. W. Harding
- The nightmare world of The ancient mariner, by E. E. Bostetter
- The systolic rhythm; the structure of Coleridge's conversation poems, by A. Gérard
- Kubla Khan, by E. Schneider
- Coleridge as critic, by H. Read
- Ideas and symbol; some hints from Coleridge, by L. C. Knights
- The marriage of night and day; notes on Coleridge and romanticism, by Y. Takahashi
- Wordsworth and Coleridge on diction and figures, by M. H. Abrams
- Coleridge on Milton's Satan, by B. T. Sankey, Jr
- Coleridge's economic views on postwar depression, 1817, by W. F. Kennedy
- Coleridge's historical thought, by R. O. Preyer
- Coleridge on the growth of the mind, by D. M. Emmett
- Chronology of important dates
- Notes on the editor and contributors
- Selected bibliography (p. 182-86)