New perspectives on Coleridge and Wordsworth : selected papers from the English Institute

Foreword / Geoffrey H. Hartman -- The Idiom Of Vision / Kenneth R. Johnston -- Wordsworth And The Music Of Sound / John Hollander -- Reflections On The Evening Star : Akenside To Coleridge / Geoffrey H. Hartman -- Positive Negation : Threshold, Sequence, And Personification In Coleridge / Angus Fletcher -- The Manipulation Of Space In Coleridge's Poetry / Michael G. Cooke -- The Origin And Significance Of Coleridge's Theory Of Secondary Imagination / Thomas Mcfarland -- Coleridge : The Anxiety Of Influence / Harold Bloom -- Meeting Honoring Rudolf Kirk And Robert Spiller. Edited With A Foreword By Geoffrey H. Hartman. Essays Presented At The 1970 And 1971 English Institutes. Includes Bibliographical References. Frontmatter Foreword (GEOFFREY H. HARTMAN, page vii) The Idiom of Vision (KENNETH R. JOHNSTON, Indiana University, page 1) Wordsworth and the Music of Sound (JOHN HOLLANDER, Hunter College, page 41) Reflections on the Evening Star: Akenside to Coleridge (GEOFFREY H. HARTMAN, Yale University, page 85) "Positive Negation": Threshold, Sequence, and Personification in Coleridge (ANGUS FLETCHER, State University of New York at Buffalo, page 133) The Manipulation of Space in Coleridge's Poetry (MICHAEL G. COOKE, Yale University, page 165) The Origin and Significance of Coleridge's Theory of Secondary Imagination (THOMAS MCFARLAND, Graduate Center of the City University of New York, page 195) Coleridge: The Anxiety of Influence (HAROLD BLOOM, Yale University, page 247) Meeting Honoring Rudolf Kirk and Robert Spiller (page 269) The English Institute, 1971 (page 273) Program (page 275) Registrants (page 279)