Coleridge's Aesthetics

act of poetic activity attitudes balance of antagonists Biographia Literaria Coleridge calls Coleridge says Coleridge speaks Coleridge's theory creative process discordant qualities dynamic aesthesis esemplastic role experience faculty psychology Fancy figures of speech Fogle foreseen purpose formed into metre forms and figures functions fusions achieved gentle emotion higher subjective level human soul I.A. Richards Ibid Ideas imitative power individual Inner Sense insights integralist intuitive knowledge Kubla Khan language of excitement magical power metrical language mind nascent level natura naturans nature object opposite or discordant organised into metre perception philosophy Plotinus poem poet poet's consciousness poetic genius poetic process poetry present volition Primary Imagination produce prose meaning purpose of pleasure Rapture rational level realizing intuition Reason says Coleridge shaping and modifying spirit of unity spontaneous effort substance supervening act synthetic and magical tar-water Taste tion tone and spirit transforms truth Understanding vision voluntary ween whole soul Winter's Tale Wordsworth's