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Samuel Taylor Coleridge was an important English Romantic poet born in 1772. He was influenced by French Revolutionary ideals in his youth but later became disillusioned. He collaborated with William Wordsworth on Lyrical Ballads, which included his famous poem "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner." Coleridge distinguished between primary imagination, a fusion of perception and image production, and secondary imagination, the poetic faculty that builds new worlds. He believed nature carried abstract meaning through its images but did not identify nature with the divine. "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" tells the story of a mariner who is cursed after killing an albatross and is forced to wander telling his story. Written in
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Oscar Wilde was a major proponent of the aesthetic movement, which developed in France in rejection of the materialism that rose in the late 19th century embodied by Victorian society. The aesthetic artist escapes into isolation and "art for art's sake", focusing only on the work of art and beauty which only the artist can understand. Wilde established a taste and fashion as a way of being, as seen in The Picture of Dorian Gray where the cult of beauty becomes an obsession to maximize pleasure, though beauty is fleeting and doomed to decay. However, when the cult of beauty no longer provides pleasure, the hedonist seeks more, fueling Dorian Gray's degradation into a cursed obsession.
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Samuel taylor coleridge was one of the most important romantic poets
- 1. Coleridge’s life and poetics Samuel Taylor Coleridge was one of the most important Romantic poets. He was born in Devonshire in 1772. He was influenced by French Revolutionary ideals but after the disillusionment of the Revolution he planned to establish a utopian community called “Pantisocracy” where private property would not exist but his project failed. He started an important collaboration with William Wordsworth and they published together the collection Lyrical Ballads which includes one of his most important works “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner”. He died in 1834. For what concern Coleridge’s poetics, it is essential the role of imagination, the most important creative power, that he distinguished between primary and secondary imagination. He described the first one as a fusion of perception and the human individual power to produce images. He described the second one as the poetic faculty which is able to build new worlds. For what concern Coleridge’s view of nature, it was really different from Wordsworth’s view of nature. He saw nature and the material world as the projection of the real world of ideas on the flux of time, he believed that natural images carried abstract meaning and he used them in his poems. His strong Christian faith did not allow him to identify nature with the divine. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner The Rime of the Ancient Mariner is a Romantic ballad written in 1798 and included in the collection Lyrical Ballads, divided in seven parts and introduced by an Argument that contains a short summary of the poem. The protagonist is the Ancient Mariner that, at the beginning of the poem, was telling a story about his voyage. During that voyage, he and his fellows met an albatross which showed them the right route but then they killed it and nature punished them with rain, sun and wind. At the end the crew met two characters: Death and Life-in-Death who were
- 2. playing dice. The first one won the fellows’ lives and the second one won the life of the Mariner, he has to wander through the Earth and tell eternally his story. The main themes of the poem are travel, wandering and supernatural elements and the atmosphere is mysterious because of the combination of the supernatural and the real. The setting is a revolting ocean. Nature seems to be a character because it interacts with the protagonist and the albatross, that like all natural things, is linked to the spiritual world, so the Mariner received a punishment when he kills it. There are many references to Astronomy, for example the sun and the moon are mentioned and they have relevant meanings. The linguistic features of this poem are the same of a ballad: the combination of dialogue and narration, the four-line stanza, archaic language, alliterations, repetitions and onomatopoeia.