Imagination and Poetics of Wordsworth and Coleridge, Romantic Satanism of Byon and Shelley and its influence on Nietzche's Ubermensch, Metamorphosis of Milton's Satan and his influence on the Romantics, Keats and his conception of Negative Capability and Egotistical Sublime
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1) John Keats' views and Comparison with Wordsworth 2) Egotistical Sublime and Negative Capability 3) Illustration of John Keats' views with respect to his poem Ode on a Grecian Urn
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P B Shelley's Theory of imagination and Poetic activity in comparison to Coleridge
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Includes 1) Influence of John Milton's Satan in Paradise Lost in the Romantic Poets Byron and Shelley 2) Metamorphosis of the figure of Satan and attributed characteristics from the 17th and 18th centuries to the Romantic period.
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Add to cartIncludes 1) Influence of John Milton's Satan in Paradise Lost in the Romantic Poets Byron and Shelley 2) Metamorphosis of the figure of Satan and attributed characteristics from the 17th and 18th centuries to the Romantic period.
Includes 1) Lord Byron as a Romantic Poet 2) His poems Manfred and Prometheus as examples of the presence of the Byronic Hero 3) Influence of Lord Byron on Nietzche's conception of the Ubermensch 4) Manfred and Gothic Tradition
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Add to cartIncludes 1) Lord Byron as a Romantic Poet 2) His poems Manfred and Prometheus as examples of the presence of the Byronic Hero 3) Influence of Lord Byron on Nietzche's conception of the Ubermensch 4) Manfred and Gothic Tradition
An analysis of Coleridge and Wordsworth's different views on the perception of the world, poetic activity and types of imagination. Also includes Coleridge's criticism of Wordsworth in his "Biographia Literaria".
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Add to cartAn analysis of Coleridge and Wordsworth's different views on the perception of the world, poetic activity and types of imagination. Also includes Coleridge's criticism of Wordsworth in his "Biographia Literaria".
Highlights Coleridge's views on poetic activity, the difference between fancy and imagination, primary imagination, secondary imagination and philosophic imagination. includes German Transcendentalism and Neoplatonism in Coleridge's Poetry as well.
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Add to cartHighlights Coleridge's views on poetic activity, the difference between fancy and imagination, primary imagination, secondary imagination and philosophic imagination. includes German Transcendentalism and Neoplatonism in Coleridge's Poetry as well.
Sheds light on the condition of England during Wordsworth's time, his conceptions of poetry, poetic faculty, and imagination along with his pantheism and deism.
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Add to cartSheds light on the condition of England during Wordsworth's time, his conceptions of poetry, poetic faculty, and imagination along with his pantheism and deism.
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