Coleridge's Principles Of Criticism: Chapters 1,3,4, 14-22, Of Biographia Literaria (1895)
Selected chapters from Coleridge’s Biographia Literaria present his influential principles of literary criticism, exploring imagination, poetry, and the role of the critic.
About This Book
This volume presents selected chapters from Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s Biographia Literaria, focusing on his core principles of criticism.
The included sections explore the nature of poetry, imagination, and the role of the critic in evaluating literary works.
Coleridge examines the relationship between philosophy and literature, offering insights into the creative process and aesthetic judgment.
Readers encounter discussions on the distinction between fancy and imagination, as well as the moral and intellectual dimensions of art.
The text serves as an important resource for understanding nineteenth-century literary thought and critical methodology.
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