Coleridge as Philosopher.

Alice D. Snyder · John H. Muirhead

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First published in 1930, this is Muirhead's exposition and evaluation of Coleridge's philosophic doctrine. This author shows that Coleridge as a philosopher has retained stronger claims to originality of thought and that his philosophical system was much more coherent than previously acknowledged.

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