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'Richly detailed in its scholarship and subtle in reading, West's study attests to the strong engagement Shelley had with Coleridge from his search for an intellectual father in 1810-11 through his own maturity as a master poet. This study is strongly persuasive that, after Godwin, Coleridge was the contemporary to whom Shelley most often turned for imaginative inspiration and intellectual debate.' Stuart Curran, The University of Pennsylvania, USA ’... an important account of the largely unexamined influence of Samuel Taylor Coleridge on Shelley’s understanding of poetic form.’ Keats-Shelley Journal

'Richly detailed in its scholarship and subtle in reading, West's study attests to the strong engagement Shelley had with Coleridge from his search for an intellectual father in 1810-11 through his own maturity as a master poet. This study is strongly persuasive that, after Godwin, Coleridge was the contemporary to whom Shelley most often turned for imaginative inspiration and intellectual debate.' Stuart Curran, The University of Pennsylvania, USA '... an important account of the largely unexamined influence of Samuel Taylor Coleridge on Shelley's understanding of poetic form.' Keats-Shelley Journal

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Sally West is a lecturer in the Department of English at the University of Chester, UK.

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