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    decisions that you cannot easily change. In Mr. Coleridge’s’ poem‚ “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner”‚ we find an elderly man who has made the wrong decision. In the Christian aspect‚ a bad decision is a sin. It is hard for me not to believe that Mr. Coleridge develops this poem from a Christian aspect. The theme of the story reminds me

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    literature. Western tradition has associated doves with the Holy Spirit‚ a part of the Trinity in Christian tradition. In the Rime of the Ancient Mariner‚ Coleridge uses the symbol of the albatross to convey the mariner’s journey toward salvation. This theme is imparted early on in the poem. The sailors welcome the albatross as a sign of good omen(Coleridge 64). Practically‚ its presence suggests there may be food nearby. Described as a Christian bird‚ it alludes to Noah’s flood story from Genesis. Ironically

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    allness of the universe and be one with it. He will learn to look at the world and at life from heaven’s eyes. 1.a complaint It seems certain that the changed friend was Coleridge. Wordsworth saw him for the first time in almost three years late in October 1806‚ and then for several months  in the winter when Coleridge visited the Wordsworths during their stay at Coleorton‚ Sir George Beaumont’s house in

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    treacherous journey‚ a religious allegory‚ or a morality story embedded within a tale of the Mariner ’s fate after killing a bird. But the circumstances behind the creation of this tale were actually quite mundane. Coleridge along with Wordsworth decided to write a Gothic ballad‚ a type of poetry Coleridge remembered from his childhood‚ and they planned to publish it in the Monthly Magazine. As a result „The rime of the Ancient Mariner“was created. When it was finished it was more complex than the Gothic tradition

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    Mariner’ is a poem that is just too full of the gothic and the unearthly and too removed from reality”. How far do you agree with this statement? The ‘Rime of the Ancient Mariner’ is a poem from the Romantics period in literature and is written by Coleridge who collaborated with Wordsworth on the ‘Lyrical Ballads’. It is about a Mariner who stops one of three wedding guests and tells him a story of when he set sail and all that happens. The poem meddles and swarms in the supernatural and the gothic

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    Kubla Khan The poem begins with a fanciful description of Kublai Khan’s capital Xanadu‚ which Coleridge places near the river Alph‚ which passes through caverns before reaching a dark or dead sea. Although the land is one of man-made "pleasure"‚ there is a natural‚ "sacred" river that runs past it. The lines describing the river have a markedly different rhythm from the rest of the passage:[29] In Xanadu did Kubla Khan A stately pleasure-dome decree : Where Alph‚ the sacred river

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    Within ‘The Rime of The Ancient Mariner’ it seems to be that Coleridge uses a lot of religious meanings throughout this poem. Coleridge uses this to explore the Mariner and his supernatural beings. Coleridge is showing the readers the gothic and mysterious feel towards this poem‚ also showing us the immoral and imaginative sides to this. The gothic novel/poems was popular in England in the 1790’s and came replete with castles‚ prisons‚ mysterious forces‚ gloomy landscapes‚ and sexual perversions

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    Rousseau’s noble savage and an opposition to technological and industrial development reflecting a desire to return to simpler‚ more idealistic times (Britannica). Growing up in a household where men of intellectual society‚ like Wordsworth and Coleridge‚ could often be found‚ Mary Shelley was

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    Beginning with “We Are Seven”‚ it is a lyrical ballad that is essentially a story of a modern‚ city man who comes across a young‚ eight year old cottage girl. The poem begins with the first stanza in which was not written by Wordsworth‚ but by Samuel Coleridge. It starts of with the narrator speaking and in order to foreshadow the poems theme he describes a youthful‚ innocent child and then ends by stating “[w]hat should it know of death?”. (Wordsworth‚ WAS‚ 4) This gives the audience the impression

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    established by Walpol. She is the author of number of terror novel in which the terror seems to be very real and it raises intense excitement and suspense as to the future course of events. She is an adapt in chilling the spine and raising tge hair and coleridge describes her novel "The Mystery of Udalpho" is the most enchanting novel. Monk Lewis; Mathew Gregory Lewis was nicknamed "Monk Lewis"on account of Gothic romance

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