The Complete Plays - Coleridge, Samuel Taylor
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In 'The Complete Plays' by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, readers are offered a comprehensive collection of Coleridge's lesser-known yet impactful dramatic works. From 'Osorio' to 'Remorse' and 'Zapolya', Coleridge's plays exhibit a unique blend of romanticism, philosophy, and social commentary. The intricate language and thought-provoking themes within the plays showcase Coleridge's mastery of the written word, providing readers with a rich insight into the literary context of the early 19th century. Coleridge's plays challenge societal norms and explore complex moral dilemmas, making them a…mehr

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In 'The Complete Plays' by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, readers are offered a comprehensive collection of Coleridge's lesser-known yet impactful dramatic works. From 'Osorio' to 'Remorse' and 'Zapolya', Coleridge's plays exhibit a unique blend of romanticism, philosophy, and social commentary. The intricate language and thought-provoking themes within the plays showcase Coleridge's mastery of the written word, providing readers with a rich insight into the literary context of the early 19th century. Coleridge's plays challenge societal norms and explore complex moral dilemmas, making them a compelling read for those interested in the intersection of literature and philosophy. Samuel Taylor Coleridge, a renowned English poet and philosopher, drew inspiration from his deep-seated beliefs and personal experiences to create thought-provoking plays that have stood the test of time. Coleridge's background in literature and philosophy shines through in 'The Complete Plays', offering readersa glimpse into the mind of a true literary visionary. For those seeking a deeper understanding of Coleridge's literary legacy and an exploration of timeless philosophical themes, 'The Complete Plays' by Samuel Taylor Coleridge is a must-read. This collection of plays not only showcases Coleridge's literary talent but also invites readers to ponder the complexities of human nature and morality in a changing world.