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The Literary Tribute by Fatema Aftab Miah

Submitted by: Fatema Aftab Miah (211013016) Course: ENG 2203: Literary Criticism Term: Summer 2022 Department of English and Humanities (DEH), University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh

Submitted by: Fatema Aftab Miah (211013016)
Course: ENG 2203: Literary Criticism
Term: Summer 2022
Department of English and Humanities (DEH), University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh

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A Dreamer in

Decline

1875-1912

Samuel Taylor Coleridge was known to many as an

avid dreamer and was reportedly enthusiastic in his

youth. He possessed an insatiable thirst for

knowledge that even the demise of his father

couldn’t dampen. From being one of Cambridge's

exceptional students, Coleridge eventually became

an accomplished scholar.

However, Cambridge didn’t pose as much of a

challenge to someone who bore a brain that was

equivalent to a seemingly inexhaustible machine and

over time, Coleridge reached a new low and fell

victim to the claws of depression. After his departure

from Cambridge, Coleridge joined the military in the

early 1800’s which, according to renowned English

writer Thomas De Quincy, was when he morphed into

a full-scale opium addict.

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