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Biographia Literaria (extrait)
No full textColeridge Samuel Taylor. Biographia Literaria (extrait). In: Cahiers Charles V, n°26, juin 1999. Vertiges de la création. Essais sur des œuvres britanniques et américaines. pp. 27-29
Coleridge (Samuel Taylor) On the Constitution of Church and State
No full textSéguy Jean. Coleridge (Samuel Taylor) On the Constitution of Church and State. In: Archives de sciences sociales des religions, n°39, 1975. Évolution de l'Image de la Mort dans la Société contemporaine et le Discours religieux des Églises [ACTES DU 4e COLLOQUE DU CENTRE DE SOCIOLOGIE DU PROTESTANTISME DE L'UNIVERSITÉ DES SCIENCES HUMAINES DE STRASBOURG (3-5 OCTOBRE 1974)] p. 215
HyperHamlet – intricacies of data selection
Get PDFHyperHamlet is a database of allusions to and quotations from Shakespeare's Hamlet, which is supported by the Swiss National Science Foundation as a joint venture between the Departments of English and German Philology, and the Image & Media Lab at the University of Basel. The compilation of a corpus, whose aim is to document the "Shakespeare phenomenon", is intricate on more than one level: the desired transdisciplinary approach between linguistics, literary and cultural studies entails data selection from a vast variety of sources; the pragmatic nature of intertextual traces, i.e. their dependence on and subordination to new contexts, further adds to formal heterogeneity. This is not only a challenge for annotation, but also for data selection. As the recognition of intertextual traces is more often than not based on intuition, this paper analyses the criteria which underlie intuition so that it can be operationalised for scholarly corpus compilation. An analogue to the pragmatic model of ostensive-inferential communication with its three constitutive parts of speaker's meaning, sentence meaning and hearer's meaning has been used for analytical heuristics. Authorial intent - in a concrete as well as in an abstract historical sense - origin and specific encyclopaedic knowledge have been found to be the basic assumptions underlying data selection, while quantitative factors provide supporting evidence
[Letter] June 20 / S.T. Coleridge.
No full textAutograph letter, signed.Coleridge invites the recipient to dine with him on Sunday, Monday, or Tuesday at around 1pm. He directs the recipient how to get to his home, mentioning Piccadilly, Richmond, and omnibuses. A Romantic poet, Coleridge was close friends with William and Dorothy Wordsworth. He is best known for his poems "Kubla Khan," "Rime of the Ancient Mariner," and "Christabel.
[Letter] 1814 November 30, Bernard (?) St. / S.T. Coleridge.
No full textNote, signed.Coleridge states, "I will write your sister, [????] let her I ask of you be remembered, that it is & ever was, out of my own power to be other than your affectionate friend S.T. Coleridge." A Romantic poet, Coleridge was close friends with William and Dorothy Wordsworth (she may be the sister referred to here). He is best known for his poems "Kubla Khan," "Rime of the Ancient Mariner," and "Christabel.
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