S.T. Coleridge was an English poet, critic, and philosopher born in 1772 in England. He wrote famous poems like The Rime of the Ancient Mariner and Kubla Khan. Coleridge believed that poetry and prose are formed from the same elements but differ in their combination and purpose. He viewed poetry as having some shared components with prose while differing from Wordsworth's views, particularly regarding the relationship between poetic and ordinary language.

1. Present by Goswami Gayatri M.
Roll no:-11
Topic :-Coleridge-Initial Part of Chap.14
Sem.1 part-1
Guide by
Dr. Dilip barad.
M.K.Univarsity
Bhavnagar

3.  Born 21 October 1772 of in the country of “Ottery St mory” in
England.
 S.T.coleridge death in “25 July ,1834”.
 S.T.coleridge was an English poet.
 Occupation of poet : poet ,critic , philosopher.
 He wrote the poem “The Rime of the Ancient mariner and Kubla
khan” as well as the major prose work Biographic Literaria .

4. 1. Coleridge biography a literary work
2. His literary criticism includes detailed studies of
Shakespeare and Milton
3. Much of his thinking on philosophical issues is a
content in his logic
4. Philosophical foundation

6.  That poetry is formal from the some Element is
prose , the difference lies in the different
combination of the elements and the difference of
purpose.

7. 1. Coleridge views on the nature of poetry
2. While he shares some components of his vision
3. The most basic point on which he differs from
wordsworth

10. 1. Interestingly and
somewhat ironically
thought of Coleridge
2. Artiste
3. Epicure in sound master
of melody
4. Lived in the word of
finally and thoughts
1. While wordsworth
differ on the issue of
how poetic language
related of ordinary
language
2. It is teacher moralist
3. Lock musical quality
have no ear for fine
sound
4. High priest of nature