Coleridge vs. Robinson

Both Colleric and Robinson highlight loneliness. Robinson's poem seems to speak to the reader more in a universal way. And it is consistent with a typical female writer at the time. Because the person appearing in Robinson's poem has no name, the universality of the work increases. The first line of poetry inserts the reader into the scene without a prior notice of any address or "on a lonely beach", the subject of the two authors will be revealed - loneliness. Robinson does not have a harp like Coleridge.

Therefore, for Joyce and Coleridge, the important point of Robinson Crusoe is that its main feature represents some universal truth, whether it is a British nationality (Joyce) or a historical tradition. Dimensions (Call Rule) However, as we saw in the history of Bradford and the story of Rolandson, the fit between every model and human experience is rarely perfect. You must ignore inappropriate things (Rowlandson), or have to give up its structure completely (Bradford is in the follow-up chapter of his history).

Mary Robinson and Samuel Taylor Coleridge are two of the many romantic poets of the 18th century. By studying the poetry of each poet, I saw a pattern similar to what they used through images, dreams and mysteries. In addition, their poetry is difficult to explain. They write down these difficult poems, encourage readers to use their imagination to find the meaning of their interpersonal relationships in poetry, and to stimulate their own creativity. The difference between the two poets is that Coleridge took a different direction in his poem, that is, the reader reacted. This approach gives each reader the ability to develop his / her own interpretation of poetry. Coleridge also places great emphasis on imagination, but Robinson lacks so much imagination. She explains the ways and thoughts you want imagined in the poem.

Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834) was a member of the British romantic poet and "Lake Poet". Coleridge 's famous poem includes ancient sailors Rime, Christabel and Kubla Khan. Coleridge helped England bring German idealistic concepts. (An important part of romanticism) Camille Saint-Saëns (1835 - 1921) French composer, conductor and pianist. The famous works include the 2nd piano concerto (1868), the 1st cello concerto (1872), the Danse Macabre (1874), the opera "Samson and Delilah" (1877), the 3rd violin concerto (1880) And so on. ) And "Animal carnival" (1887)