Coleridge's Philosophy: The Logos as Unifying Principle

Tim Fulford · Mary Anne Perkins

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Part 1 Logos the word: logos - communicative intelligence the archetypal symbol Jehovah-word, name of God. Part 2 Logos - light and life of nature: the redemptive scheme of nature polarity light, life and love. Part 3 Logos - divine reason: reason and understanding logos - unifying principle and law will in a form of reason. Part 4 Logos - the human principle: the idea of humanity personeity in person theanthropology becoming human conclusion - logosophia. Appendices: Coleridge, Humboldt and the word the cosmic Christ logocentricity in Hegel and Coleridge.

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