Aesthetics, Poetics and Phenomenology in Samuel Taylor Coleridge

The book offers a comprehensive analysis of Samuel Taylor Coleridge's philosophical contributions, particularly in relation to Edmund Husserl's phenomenological theory. It explores key themes such as imagination, perception, and poetic creativity, systematically organizing Coleridge's philosophical writings. Additionally, it applies Coleridge's philosophical principles to interpret his poetry, providing a deeper understanding of his literary work and its philosophical implications.