U8 L5 Samuel Taylor Coleridge Flashcards

1
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To whom was Coleridge the son of?

A

clergyman

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2
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Was Coleridge the youngest or eldest of 14 children?

A

youngest

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3
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What College Coleridge attend?

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Jesus College

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4
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Did Coleridge complete his education in Jesus College? What did he join in 1794?

A

no, cavalry

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5
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When did Coleridge meet Wordsworth?

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1795

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6
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What aspects of Coleridge enhanced Wordsworth’s creativity?

A

imagination and admiration of Wordsworth

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7
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What aspects of Wordsworth inspired Coleridge to write his most appreciated poetry?

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  • poetry theories
  • nature views
  • self discipline
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In 1810, what caused Wordsworth and Coleridge’s friendship to end?

A

quarrel

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9
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What addiction did Coleridge go through after the end of his friendship with Wordsworth?

A

drug addiction

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10
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When did Coleridge die?

A

1834

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11
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Is Coleridge’s poetry varied?

A

yes

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12
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Coleridge’s best poetry were in what genres and forms?

A
  • mystery and magic

- blank verse poems and traditional odes

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13
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Wordsworth sought to take the ordinary and present them as what?

A

extraordinary

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14
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Coleridge sought to take the extraordinary and illustrate what?

A

what an ordinary reaction would be

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15
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How did Wordsworth and Coleridge differ in the way they worked?

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W- disciplined, meditated on subject

C- can’t complete, many unfinished, writes in single sittings, little planning

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16
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What are the ‘conversational poems’ Coleridge often wrote?

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  • combination of descriptive and meditative verse
  • speaker reflects on past
  • desc specific/precise
17
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Compared to the conversational poems Coleridge wrote, what were Wordsworth’s descriptions like?

18
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Coleridge presented his own theories of poetry in what work of literary criticism?

A

Biographia Literaria

19
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In Biographia Literaria, poems should require the total activity of what?

A

all mind functions

  • sensation
  • intellect
  • emotion
20
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Both Wordsworth and Coleridge expected the poem to () rather than to analyze

A

synthesize/assimilate

21
Q

Was Coleridge a prolific poet?

22
Q

What are 3 poems Coleridge is famous for?

A
  • Kubla Khan
  • Christabel
  • The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
23
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Both Christabel and Rime of Ancient Mariner are written in what form, and what does it deal with?

A
  • ballad

- supernatural

24
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What is Christabel and what is it about?

A
  • medieval tale of witchcraft

- good bs evil personified as Christabel vs Geraldine

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What is Rime of Ancient Mariner about?
supernatural punishment of mariner who killed albatross
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Who is Kubla Khan?
founder of Mongol dynasty of HCina
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What did Coleridge read that inspired Kubla Khan?
Samuel Purcha's Pilgrimage
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What is an epitaph?
inscription on the tomb of dead person