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Animated Nature: Erasmus Darwin and the Poetry and Politics of Vital Matter, 1789–1803m the work, concluding the review by hailing the author as a ‘true poet’.. The reviewer was the poet William Cowper, the author was the provincial doctor and Lunar Society experimenter Erasmus Darwin, and the work itself was ., part of a larger work, ., which would appear in complete form three years later.

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Introductionversial essay on ‘a(chǎn)nimal vitality’, which reviews various contemporary theories of life and vitality. As with too many critics and historians since, Coleridge was ready to dismiss the era immediately prior to his own as an age of mechanism, but speculation about the possible, if as yet unknown power

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Animation and Vitality in Women’s Writing of the 1790s Robinson and Mary Wollstonecraft, one way such challenges might begin is with creation. The nature of creation, the history of women’s place in society and the origins of their social oppressions: such concerns appeared to hold the key to some of their questions about women’s current state, and the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90288-3versial essay on ‘a(chǎn)nimal vitality’, which reviews various contemporary theories of life and vitality. As with too many critics and historians since, Coleridge was ready to dismiss the era immediately prior to his own as an age of mechanism, but speculation about the possible, if as yet unknown power