1772-1834

Chronicles the last thirty years of Coleridge's life, focusing on his failing marriage, his opium addiction, his relationship with Wordsworth, and his later writings.

Pairs the text of Samuel Taylor Coleridge's epic poem, which tells how a sailor is punished for killing an albatross, with illustrations by French artist, Gustave Dor?.

Presents biographical information on eighteenth- and nineteenth-century English poet and critic Samuel Coleridge and profiles five of his works, providing thematic analysis and excerpts of criticism; also includes primary and secondary bibliographies.

Presents an annotated selection of poems and prose writings by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and includes twenty critical assessments of Coleridge's work by nineteenth- and twentieth-century British and American authors.

Presents an illustrated biography of eighteenth-century theologian and poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge, discussing the contradictions in his character, his association with William Wordsworth, and other aspects of his life and career. Includes a chronology.

A study of the life and work of nineteenth-century English author Samuel Taylor Coleridge, following the course of his career chronologically, discussing the early poems, major poems, drama, and prose with emphasis on those works which pertain to his literary criticism and to his philosophical tenents.

Contains fifteen critial essays surveying Coleridge's poetic writings.

Provides a brief biography of English author Samuel Taylor Coleridge, a selection of personal reminiscences by his contemporaries, and critical essays from the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries on specific Coleridge works.