The esemplastic power of Imagination. Coleridge forged the neologism esemplastic from the Greek, in the middle chapter of Biographia Literaria, chapter XIII, to define the power of Imagination as a distinct concept from Fancy. The meaning of the term is neither explicited nor even truly repeated in the course of a chapter in which the poet speaks of his intention to write a Logosophia and of his abandonment after the cutting remarks of a friend (in fact, Coleridge himself). But it makes it possible to shed light, above and beyond Coleridge's own contradictions and aporias, on the connection between a philosophical rehabilitation of the creative imagination and the appearance of a modem literature of the self as a literature of disengagemen...
Excerpt He lived in the midst of that visionary world in which nothing is but what is not. Thus Pe...
Myths of creativity have changed throughout Western literary history. The Romantic era cherished the...
In this analysis S.T. Coleridge\u2019s works which are investigated not simply in the light of, but ...
The esemplastic power of Imagination. Coleridge forged the neologism esemplastic from the Greek, in...
This thesis is an attempt to assess the creative potential of alchemy as a master trope in Coleridge...
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 78-81).The mystical nature of Samuel Taylor Coleridge's ...
S.T. Coleridge's most valuable and personal characteristics are theories about imagination, and this...
The core the dissertation examines S. T. Coleridge’s writings on method and imagination from the 181...
In order to approach the question of aesthetic illusion in poetry and stage performance, the paper c...
The writing of imaginative literature is a creative activity and a function of what Coleridge calls ...
This article shows how Coleridge’s “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner” engages the reader in somethin...
La richesse philosophique de la poésie de Coleridge a souvent été peu considérée, du fait de sa natu...
S. T. Coleridge's religious thought may be compared with the 'Prison' etchings of Piranesi, whe...
This chapter examines major statements of Wordsworth and Coleridge on the faculty of imagination to ...
This dissertation demonstrates how Samuel Taylor Coleridge provides a unique vision of reality in wh...
Excerpt He lived in the midst of that visionary world in which nothing is but what is not. Thus Pe...
Myths of creativity have changed throughout Western literary history. The Romantic era cherished the...
In this analysis S.T. Coleridge\u2019s works which are investigated not simply in the light of, but ...
The esemplastic power of Imagination. Coleridge forged the neologism esemplastic from the Greek, in...
This thesis is an attempt to assess the creative potential of alchemy as a master trope in Coleridge...
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 78-81).The mystical nature of Samuel Taylor Coleridge's ...
S.T. Coleridge's most valuable and personal characteristics are theories about imagination, and this...
The core the dissertation examines S. T. Coleridge’s writings on method and imagination from the 181...
In order to approach the question of aesthetic illusion in poetry and stage performance, the paper c...
The writing of imaginative literature is a creative activity and a function of what Coleridge calls ...
This article shows how Coleridge’s “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner” engages the reader in somethin...
La richesse philosophique de la poésie de Coleridge a souvent été peu considérée, du fait de sa natu...
S. T. Coleridge's religious thought may be compared with the 'Prison' etchings of Piranesi, whe...
This chapter examines major statements of Wordsworth and Coleridge on the faculty of imagination to ...
This dissertation demonstrates how Samuel Taylor Coleridge provides a unique vision of reality in wh...
Excerpt He lived in the midst of that visionary world in which nothing is but what is not. Thus Pe...
Myths of creativity have changed throughout Western literary history. The Romantic era cherished the...
In this analysis S.T. Coleridge\u2019s works which are investigated not simply in the light of, but ...