The Form of Transformed Vision: Coleridge and the Knowledge of God

activity Aristotelian assumptions attention aware Barfield believe Biographia Biographia Literaria C. S. Lewis called chapter cognitive Cole Coleridge Thought Coleridge's common conception consciousness constructive deeper depth distinction divine doctrinal E. F. Schumacher empirical energies epistemological essential Estecean existence experience fact feeling forces Frithjof Schuon fulcrum German idealism horned fly human idea idem and alter imagination immanent important intellect interpenetration intussusception inwardness Kant knowledge liberal look maieutic man's material materialist matter means mechanical mental power method mind modern nature objects Owen Barfield pantheism particular philosophy physical Plato Platonist Plotinus polarity possible problem reader reality realize reason reflection relation relationship religious René Guénon rience Romantic Samuel Taylor Coleridge sense simply skepticism solidity space speak spirit supernatural surface symbol theologians theology things thinker thinking trans transcendent transformed vision translucence true unity truth understanding University Press words York