Tragic Coleridge

Cycles of catastrophe and catharsis are central to Samuel Taylor Coleridge's works, reflecting his belief that life's hardships lead to humanity's purification. The author presents fresh interpretations of well-known poems alongside lesser-known plays and critical writings, highlighting Coleridge's perspective on suffering as a transformative process. Through this analysis, the book sheds light on the intricate relationship between tragedy and redemption in Coleridge's literary contributions.