Adding to Coleridge's already substantial role as a multifaceted intellectual of the Romantic period, Ann Colley reveals how geometry channelled and shaped his thought and his perceptions of nature, illuminating the richness of the culture of walking, and the unexpected potential of landscape writing.
Adding to Coleridge's already substantial role as a multifaceted intellectual of the Romantic period, Ann Colley reveals how geometry channelled and shaped his thought and his perceptions of nature, illuminating the richness of the culture of walking, and the unexpected potential of landscape writing.
Ann C. Colley is SUNY Distinguished Professor Emerita at the State University College at Buffalo, New York. She has taught in Ukraine and Poland as a Fulbright Senior Scholar and is a Fellow of Wolfson College, Cambridge. She has written extensively on nineteenth-century British literature and culture.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Coleridge walks: the measure of the landscape 2. Lines of motion 3. A geometric frame of mind 4. Ars Poetica 5. Youth and age: Coleridge and the shifting paradigm of geometric thought.
1. Coleridge walks: the measure of the landscape 2. Lines of motion 3. A geometric frame of mind 4. Ars Poetica 5. Youth and age: Coleridge and the shifting paradigm of geometric thought.
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