Page 1: Coleridge's Life and Literary Legacy

Born in Devonshire, Coleridge's journey through academia and revolutionary politics shaped his literary career. Despite not completing his studies at Cambridge, his exposure to the French Revolution and collaboration with Robert Southey led to ambitious social experiments like the Pantisocracy project.

Highlight: Coleridge's meeting with Wordsworth proved pivotal for romanticismo inglese esponenti, leading to the creation of seminal works.

His major works include:

• The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
• Christabel
• Kubla Khan

Definition: Pantisocracy was an idealistic plan for an egalitarian community in America, reflecting the utopian aspirations of the Romantic period.

The Rime of the Ancient Mariner's structure and themes showcase the quintessential elements of romanticismo inglese arte. The poem's dual narrative approach and mysterious atmosphere combine supernatural and realistic elements.

Example: The use of natural symbols to reflect emotional states demonstrates la natura per coleridge as a crucial element in his poetic vision.

Vocabulary: Ballad - A form of verse, traditionally set to music, that tells a dramatic or emotional story.