Scepticism and Poetry: An Essay on the Poetic Imagination

abstract acceptance activity appears apprehension attitude awareness beauty become believe called character Christianity clear Coleridge concerned condition contemplation convey course create creative critic described dogma doubt dream effect effort elements emotion essential evil existence experience expression fact failed failure feeling final give given greatest Hence human idea imagination importance impossible individual inner intellectual interest issue Keats kind knowledge known language later living lost matter means mental merely metaphor mind moral nature necessarily necessary never objects observe occur once ourselves perception Pericles person philosophy plays poem poet poetic poetry possible present primary reality reason relation religion religious represent respect result Richards royalty scientific secondary seeks sensation sense Shakespeare significance situation speak statement suffering suggest symbol things thought tion true truth unity universal vital whole Wordsworth writing