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... Coleridge , p . 36. ) He was never a democrat but he was deeply moved by social injustice . His conscience was touched - as in July 1794 , when he wrote to Southey ... Coleridge and the Philosophy Coleridge and the Philosophy of Conservatism.
... Coleridge , p . 36. ) He was never a democrat but he was deeply moved by social injustice . His conscience was touched - as in July 1794 , when he wrote to Southey ... Coleridge and the Philosophy Coleridge and the Philosophy of Conservatism.
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... Coleridge it was the beginning of philosophic thought . Beneath the transitory and accidental appearances of all things there lay an inner reality ... Coleridge traced the progress of the 214 COLERIDGE AND THE PHILOSOPHY OF CONSERVATISM.
... Coleridge it was the beginning of philosophic thought . Beneath the transitory and accidental appearances of all things there lay an inner reality ... Coleridge traced the progress of the 214 COLERIDGE AND THE PHILOSOPHY OF CONSERVATISM.
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... Coleridge's philosophy , by which he sought to reinstate religion as the focal point of man's existence , and to replace scientific materialism by Neo - Platonism . It relates also to Coleridge's philosophy of history , which he set out ...
... Coleridge's philosophy , by which he sought to reinstate religion as the focal point of man's existence , and to replace scientific materialism by Neo - Platonism . It relates also to Coleridge's philosophy of history , which he set out ...
Contents
Contents Acknowledgements 6 | 6 |
List of Illustrations | 7 |
The Age of Romanticism | 9 |
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