Fulford, Tim, Paley, Morton D. 　著

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The whore of Babylon and the woman in white - Coleridge's radicalunitarian language, Peter J. Kitson; Coleridge and the apocalyptic grotesque,Morton D. Paley; the rhetoric of secrecy - figures of the self in "Frost atMidnight", Jan Plug; "Kubla Khan" and Orientalism, John Drew; Coleridge's"Love - All He Can Manage, More Than He Could", J.C.C. Mays; Coleridge andthe Royal Family - the politics of androgyny, Tim Fulford; Coleridge,Wollstonecraft, and the rights of women, Anya Taylor; Coleridge on humancommunication, Denise Degrois; Coleridge's Ekphrasis - visionaryword-painting, E.S. Shaffer; the ache in the missing limb - Coleridge and theamputation of meaning, Stephen Prickett; the literature of power - Coleridgeand De Quincey, Jonathan Bate; "I See it Feelingly" - Coleridge's debt toHartley, David S. Miall; aspects of Coleridge's distinction between reasonand understanding, Thomas McFarland; Coleridge, language, and history, MaryAnne Perkins; a list of the publications of J.B. Beer; notes on thecontributors; tabula gratulatoria.