Coleridge’s Philosophy

Mary Anne Perkins

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Shows that Coleridge was much more than an opium-addicted nature-loving Romantic poet. He contributed insights in the fields of religion, science, linguistic analysis, psychology and political and social criticism. The author explores his attempt 'to reduce all knowledges into harmony'.

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