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Chapter 14 of Biographia Literaria focuses on:

AColeridge’s early life

BWordsworth’s poetic theories

CThe evolution of literary criticism

DColeridge’s philosophical influences

Answer:

B. Wordsworth’s poetic theories

Read Explanation:

  • In chapter fourteen of Biographia Literaria, Coleridge discusses the nature of poetry and its function in detail; however, philosophically.

  • He poses a number of questions regarding the nature and function of poetry and then answers them.

  • Coleridge’s view of poetry has been elaborated in this chapter. Coleridge also analyses the differences between poetry and prose.

  • He examines the ways in which poetry differs from other kinds of artistic activity, and the role and significance of nature as an essential significant part of a legitimate poem.

  • He is the first poet and a critic to pronounce that every work of art is an organic whole.


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