S.T. Coleridge as a Lake poet
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"S.T. Coleridge as a Lake Poet" offers a detailed exploration of Samuel Taylor Coleridge's life and work, particularly his association with the Lake District and the circle of poets who resided there. Authored by Ernest Hartley Coleridge, this work delves into the biographical aspects of Coleridge's life, intertwined with critical analysis of his poetry and literary contributions.
The book illuminates Coleridge's relationships with fellow poets such as William Wordsworth, examining the mutual influences and shared aesthetic ideals that defined the Lake Poets as a significant movement in English Romanticism. It provides valuable insights into the creative processes, personal struggles, and intellectual pursuits that shaped Coleridge's poetic vision. This volume is essential reading for scholars and enthusiasts interested in British literary history, Romanticism, and the life and works of one of England's most celebrated poets.
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