Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s

Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s

There is a dark strain which can be traced in the poetry of all the major nineteenth century English romantic poets: a scepticism about the ultimate purpose of man's life, a sense of having lost a metaphysical certainty and faith in the presence of a benevolent power who maintains harmony and...

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Main Author: Aslı TEKİNAY
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Dogus University 2000-01-01
Series:Doğuş Üniversitesi Dergisi
Subjects:
Romantic Poetry
Coleridge
Gothic
Scepticism
Online Access:http://journal.dogus.edu.tr/index.php/duj/article/view/264
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spelling doaj-0304a2ade0ac447e9a546a9f976465332020-11-24T23:08:30ZengDogus UniversityDoğuş Üniversitesi Dergisi1302-67391308-69792000-01-011184192Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s Aslı TEKİNAYThere is a dark strain which can be traced in the poetry of all the major nineteenth century English romantic poets: a scepticism about the ultimate purpose of man's life, a sense of having lost a metaphysical certainty and faith in the presence of a benevolent power who maintains harmony and order in the universe. Samuel Taylor Coleridge is one of them. In "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" and "Christabel", he reveals a nightmarish vision of the universe where moral order seems to be replaced by a cosmic "hap".http://journal.dogus.edu.tr/index.php/duj/article/view/264Romantic PoetryColeridgeGothicScepticism
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Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s
Doğuş Üniversitesi Dergisi
Romantic Poetry
Coleridge
Gothic
Scepticism
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issn 1302-6739
1308-6979
publishDate 2000-01-01
description There is a dark strain which can be traced in the poetry of all the major nineteenth century English romantic poets: a scepticism about the ultimate purpose of man's life, a sense of having lost a metaphysical certainty and faith in the presence of a benevolent power who maintains harmony and order in the universe. Samuel Taylor Coleridge is one of them. In "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" and "Christabel", he reveals a nightmarish vision of the universe where moral order seems to be replaced by a cosmic "hap".
topic Romantic Poetry
Coleridge
Gothic
Scepticism
url http://journal.dogus.edu.tr/index.php/duj/article/view/264
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