Titlebook: Coleridge’s Career; Graham Davidson Book 1990 Graham Davidson 1990 career.Coleridge.Samuel Taylor Coleridge.British and Irish Literature

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The Poetry of Naturedscape, appeared to represent the practicability of combining both’. In this analogy, the ‘a(chǎn)ccidents of light and shade’ signify the imagination at work, ‘modifying’ the familiar landscape — which is not only, of course, natural scenery, but also objects or events present to the senses — Westminster

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The God Withind has also given an indication of the nature of the problem. Eliot believed that ‘nyone who would continue to,be a poet beyond his twenty-fifth year’ must obtain ‘the historical sense, which is a sense of the timeless as well of the temporal and of the timeless and temporal together’. Only by this ‘

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Entstehung und Wahrnehmung des Service Valuedscape, appeared to represent the practicability of combining both’. In this analogy, the ‘a(chǎn)ccidents of light and shade’ signify the imagination at work, ‘modifying’ the familiar landscape — which is not only, of course, natural scenery, but also objects or events present to the senses — Westminster

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Welchen Einfluss hat das Betriebsklima? e and that life not successive states, but the one permanent and the way of reading and giving vitality to the other — which is a language and form of expression. And for Coleridge, making the journey and making the charts were closely related activities: his was not the detached experiment with a r

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The Essential Self and the Life of Natureousness, he says, are ‘object and subject, being and knowing… identical, each involving, and supposing the other’ [BLC I 273]. A few pages later he again asserts ‘that the act of self-consciousness is . the source and principle of all . possible knowledge [BLC I 284]..