The politics of imagination in Coleridge's critical thought

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Poetry Analysis and Criticism Philosophy and Historical Thought Moravian Church and William Blake

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Coleridge, Wordsworth and the One life ideal imagination, the ruined tower the binding of Prometheus the role of the mysteries in Coleridge's theory of culture after 1817.

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