Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Samuel Taylor Coleridge and William Wordsworth's "Lyrical Ballads, with a Few Other Poems" is a compilation of their poetry. The poem is generally regarded as having started a new period in the history of poetry and is regarded as a cornerstone of the Romantic Movement in English literature. The book stood out for its creative use of common language as well as its emphasis on the lives and experiences of everyday people. It signaled a departure from the extremely artificial and polished vocabulary of earlier literary traditions and adopted a more casual, conversational tone. The writers of the anthology were not revealed until subsequent editions since they had first been published anonymously. The work was well received by critics, who hailed it for its uniqueness and its capacity to powerfully and movingly depict the spirit of ordinary life. The Romantic Movement, which stressed individuality, passion, and the beauty of nature, is said to have been founded on this book.

Si bien las tem ticas luctuosas, oscuras y de horror estuvieron presentes en la poes a occidental desde sus mismos or genes, no ser a sino hasta el Romanticismo que el gusto por la oscuridad se generalizar a y pasar a a formar parte de la est tica de un movimiento entero. Partiendo de la balada de terror y sus escalofriantes escenas, el horror y los sentimientos m rbidos cautivar an a los autores rom nticos, tanto a los cultores de la poes a l rica como a los baladistas, y seguir an en lo sucesivo resultando una influencia insoslayable para las diferentes escuelas posrom nticas y para toda la posterior literatura de horror. Este volumen, que nos lleva de la balada alemana al decadentismo franc s, nos ofrece un panorama bastante completo de la importancia que estos temas tuvieron en las letras del siglo XIX.Los autores y obras incluidos en este recorrido son Gottfried B rger (las baladas Lenore y El cazador salvaje), J. W. von Goethe (El rey de los elfos, El pescador, La novia de Corinto y Danza macabra), Ludwig Tieck (Melancol a), Clemens Brentano (la balada de Lorelei), Adelbert von Chamisso (Deja descansar a los muertos y La moribunda), Joseph von Eichendorff (Di logo en el bosque y La noche), Wilhelm M ller (poemas de Viaje de invierno), Heinrich Heine (Lorelei y El doble), Eduard M rike (La sombra y Los fantasmas de Mummelsee), Mathilde Wesendonck (En el invernadero y Aflicciones), William Blake (Al Invierno y El Jard n del Amor), William Wordsworth (Pieza nocturna y Tejos), Samuel Taylor Coleridge (La balada del viejo marinero), Robert Southey (Mis d as entre los muertos han pasado y El obispo Hatto), Thomas Moore (El anillo y El escudo), Lord Byron (Oscuridad y El hechizo), P. B. Shelley (Himno a la Belleza Intelectual y Oda al Viento Oeste), John Keats (Oda a un ruise or y La Belle Dame sans Merci), Lord Tennyson (L grimas, vanas l grimas y Titono), Algernon Charles Swinburne (El jard n de Proserpina), Edgar Allan Poe (El cuervo, La durmiente, Solo y Ulalume), Giacomo Leopardi (poemas de sus Idilios y Cantos), Fran ois-Ren de Chateaubriand (obras de Cuadros de la naturaleza), Alphonse de Lamartine (varias de sus Meditaciones po ticas), Alfred de Vigny (La Desdicha), P trus Borel (Aislamiento), Alfred de Musset (dos de sus Noches), Th ophile Gautier (Lamento), C. M. Leconte de Lisle (El fr o viento de la noche y A un poeta muerto), Charles Baudelaire (piezas de Las flores del mal), St phane Mallarm (La siesta de un fauno) y Maurice Rollinat (poemas de Las neurosis).

Reprint of the original, first published in 1864.

Reprint of the original, first published in 1864.

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Letters, Conversations, And Recollections Of S. T. Coleridge has been considered by academicians and scholars of great significance and value to literature. This forms a part of the knowledge base for future generations. So that the book is never forgotten we have represented this book in a print format as the same form as it was originally first published. Hence any marks or annotations seen are left intentionally to preserve its true nature.

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