KnowraSamuel Taylor ColeridgeLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to Samuel Taylor Coleridge, each with the reason it gives.All 13Related 13Romanticism in philosophyRelated: He adapted German idealist ideas to explain imagination as an active power of artistic creation.RomanticismRelated: His supernatural poetry and account of imagination articulated central Romantic concerns.William WordsworthRelated: Their collaboration produced Lyrical Ballads and helped define its experimental poetic program.William GodwinRelated: Coleridge’s youthful plans for a communal settlement drew on ideas associated with Godwinian reform.The Rime of the Ancient MarinerRelated: He wrote the poem and revised it across several editions.The PreludeRelated: Wordsworth conceived the poem partly as an account of the mind intended to precede Coleridge’s philosophical work.Lyrical BalladsRelated: His poems supplied the collection’s supernatural and imaginative counterpoint to Wordsworth’s ordinary subjects.Royal Society of LiteratureRelated: He was among the writers associated with the society in its early years.Robert SoutheyRelated: Coleridge was Southey’s close friend and brother-in-law, and they shared early radical ambitions.Thomas De QuinceyRelated: De Quincey’s encounters with Coleridge informed his portraits of the Lake Poets.I Wandered Lonely as a CloudRelated: Coleridge’s critical discussions helped frame the poetic principles behind Wordsworth’s work.Romantic literatureRelated: His theory of imagination and supernatural verse clarify Romantic poetry’s creative ambitions.Walter Savage LandorRelated: Landor’s literary circle included Coleridge, whom he met and admired.