Nicholas Reid
Ashgate
Hardback
202
2006
In his convincingly argued book Nicholas Reid shows how central Coleridge's theories of imagination form and symbol were to Coleridge's metaphysics. Reid's approach is distinguished by the admirable way he takes up the thorny issues of perception and image and their relation to language and makes successful use of both cognitive science and recent philosophical writings to show the continuing relevance of Coleridge's views.