Titlebook: Coleridge’s Political Thought; Property, Morality a John Morrow Book 1990 John Morrow 1990 Coleridge.discourse.morality.oral discourse.Samu

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Frank-Dieter Dorloff,Volker Fahnertin which it was distributed, and the manner in which its exercise should be institutionalised and structured. Over the course of his lifetime, however, Coleridge’s understanding of the political and moral implications of property underwent significant changes. Having initially believed that the rela

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-20728-2Coleridge; discourse; morality; oral discourse; Samuel Taylor Coleridge; tradition

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Introduction,’s focus on moral personality, and his understanding of what this entailed, was derived from his view of the necessity for free action in fulfilling God’s purposes for humankind. However, these purposes were to be realised in a world where human interaction and the possibilities of moral autonomy we

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