| dc.description.abstract | S.T. Coleridge's most valuable and personal characteristics are theories about imagination, and this theory is reflected in his poetry creation in English Romanticism. He attaches importance to the creative function of imagination and the role of creative mind in imagination. It also pays attention to how poetry reconciles experience and ideas, the relationship between the subjective world and the natural world, the external material phenomenon and the spiritual self, and the core of solving these problems is his organic philosophical principles [4, p. 85]. The important part of his theory of imagination is the definition of poetry, the role of imagination, the distinction between imagination and fantasy, and the way of expression of imagination. | ru |
