The Coleridge connection : essays for Thomas McFarland ; edited by Richard Gravil and Molly Lefebure

Front Matter....Pages i-xiii Introduction and Orientation....Pages 1-21 Coleridge and the Lunaticks....Pages 25-40 Coleridge and Godwin in the 1790s....Pages 41-59 Coleridge and John Thelwall: The Road to Nether Stowey....Pages 60-80 Humphry Davy: Philosophic Alchemist....Pages 83-110 Lamb, Hazlitt and De Quincey....Pages 111-132 Coleridge and J. H. Green: the Anatomy of Beauty....Pages 133-150 Coleridge and German Idealism: First Postulates, Final Causes....Pages 153-177 Coleridge and Schelling on Mimesis....Pages 178-199 The Hermeneutic Community: Coleridge and Schleiermacher....Pages 200-229 Coleridge and Transcendentalism....Pages 233-253 Edgar Allan Poe: A Debt Repaid....Pages 254-270 Coleridge and the Unitarian Consensus....Pages 273-290 Coleridge and the Church of England....Pages 291-307 Transatlantic and Scottish Connections: Uncollected Records....Pages 308-343 Back Matter....Pages 344-356 Exploring Coleridge's involvement with contemporary circles, this book covers his years in Bristol and Cambridge, under the influence of scientific Jacobins and Unitarians, through to the time of his intellectual authority, and thoughts on the Victorian Church and American transcendentalism.