Coleridge's afterlives / edited by James Vigus and Jane Wright

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edited by Vigus, James and Wright, Jane

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TextPublication details: Basingstoke [England]; New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2008.Description: xvi, 269 p.; 23 cmISBN:

9780230008281 (alk. paper)
0230008283 (alk. paper)

DDC classification:

821.7 VIG/C

Contents:

1. Coleridge’s Textual Afterlives James Vigus 2. ’Let not Bristol be ashamed’?: Coleridge’s Afterlife in the Early Recollections of Joseph Cottle Lynda Pratt 3. De Quincey on Coleridge Frederick Burwick 4. Romantic Fragments and Victorian Pluralisms: From Lyrical Ballads to Guesses at Truth Stephen Prickett 5. Gendering the Poet-Philosopher: Victorian ’Manliness’ and Coleridgean ’Androgyny’ Anthony John Harding 6. ’The Luther of Brahminism’: Coleridge and the Reformation of Hinduism Daniel Sanjiv Roberts 7. Ralph Waldo Emerson and Coleridge’s American Legacy Laura Dassow Walls 8. ’I Have Strange Power of Speech’: Narrative Compulsion after Coleridge Daniel Karlin 9. The Sin in Sincerity: Ethics, Aesthetics, and a Critical Tradition from Coleridge to Wilde Jane Wright 10. Coleridge’s German ’Absolutism’ Ross Wilson 11. The Consummate Symbol: A Coleridgean Tradition Paul Hamilton 12. Imagination Amended: From Coleridge to Collingwood Douglas Medley 13. Eliot and Coleridge Seamus Perry

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	General Books	Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section				821.7 VIG/C (Browse shelf(Opens below))					Available			P43063

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 259-261) and index.

1. Coleridge’s Textual Afterlives James Vigus
2. ’Let not Bristol be ashamed’?: Coleridge’s Afterlife
in the Early Recollections of Joseph Cottle
Lynda Pratt
3. De Quincey on Coleridge
Frederick Burwick
4. Romantic Fragments and Victorian Pluralisms:
From Lyrical Ballads to Guesses at Truth
Stephen Prickett
5. Gendering the Poet-Philosopher: Victorian ’Manliness’ and Coleridgean ’Androgyny’
Anthony John Harding
6. ’The Luther of Brahminism’: Coleridge and
the Reformation of Hinduism
Daniel Sanjiv Roberts
7. Ralph Waldo Emerson and Coleridge’s American Legacy
Laura Dassow Walls
8. ’I Have Strange Power of Speech’:
Narrative Compulsion after Coleridge
Daniel Karlin
9. The Sin in Sincerity: Ethics, Aesthetics,
and a Critical Tradition from Coleridge to Wilde
Jane Wright
10. Coleridge’s German ’Absolutism’
Ross Wilson
11. The Consummate Symbol: A Coleridgean Tradition
Paul Hamilton
12. Imagination Amended: From Coleridge to Collingwood
Douglas Medley
13. Eliot and Coleridge Seamus Perry

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