Coleridge's Aesthetics

accept achieved action activity aesthetic artificial attitudes balance becomes begins blending body brings choice Coleridge Coleridge says Coleridge speaks Coleridge's complex consciousness contents creative criticism delight difference distinct distinguished dynamic effect elements emotion esemplastic excitement existence experience expression fact faculties Fancy feeling figures functions fusions gives higher subjective human Ideas Imagination imitative power increase individual Inner Sense insights intelligence intuitive judgement kind knowledge language light magical manner matter meaning merely metre mind nascent nature object organised origin passion perception philosophy pleasure poem poet poet's poetic genius poetic process poetry practical present Primary Imagination principle produce qualities Rapture rational reader realizing Reason reconcilement reference regard representative responsible result role says seen sensation soul spirit substance Taste theory things thought tion touch transforms truth Understanding union unity universal vision voluntary whole