Coleridge's Nightmare PoetryUniversity Press of Virginia, 1974 - Всего страниц: 133 |
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... cause for every impression from without , and ... in sleep by aid of the imaginative faculty converts its judge- ments respecting the cause into a present image , as being the cause ” ( SC , I , 202 ) . Pains in the stomach , for ...
... cause for every impression from without , and ... in sleep by aid of the imaginative faculty converts its judge- ments respecting the cause into a present image , as being the cause ” ( SC , I , 202 ) . Pains in the stomach , for ...
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... cause for the guilt . Wordsworth's traveler must continue to move and knows " no cheerful sun , " just as the mariner is plagued by the " hot and bloody Sun. " Most important for the parallel are the second and third stanzas Wordsworth ...
... cause for the guilt . Wordsworth's traveler must continue to move and knows " no cheerful sun , " just as the mariner is plagued by the " hot and bloody Sun. " Most important for the parallel are the second and third stanzas Wordsworth ...
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... cause of action in work of such pure imagination . " 36 This version , printed in Table Talk ( 1835 ) , was preceded by a slightly different version of the conversation recorded in H. N. Coleridge's review of Coleridge's Poetical Works ...
... cause of action in work of such pure imagination . " 36 This version , printed in Table Talk ( 1835 ) , was preceded by a slightly different version of the conversation recorded in H. N. Coleridge's review of Coleridge's Poetical Works ...
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The Breeze the Harp and the Mind I | 1 |
The Dead Calm of the Conversation Poems | 18 |
That PhantomWorld So Fair | 39 |
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able action active Alvar Ancient Mariner appears Asra association beauty becomes begins believes bird blessing breeze bring called calm cause Christabel Coleridge Coleridge's comes complete consciousness Conversation Poems create creation dead death Dejection dome dream earlier emotions evil existence experience explain eyes fall fear feelings final follow force garden Geraldine ground guilt harp hears heart hopes House idea imagination immediate innocence killing Kubla Khan later Letter light lines living London look loss mariner's merely mind moon moral moved nature never night nightmare object once Ordonio original pain perhaps phrase poem poet poetry possess present Press problem reading reality reason reference Reflections represents says seems sensation sense ship sleep song soul sound spirit stanza storm symbol things thought tion turns understanding universe vision wedding whole Wordsworth writing written wrote