Paul Hamilton is Professor of English at Queen Mary University, London. His previous books include Metaromanticism (Chicago, 2003) and Historicism 2e (Routledge, 2003).

"A methodologically-innovative monograph, Coleridge and German Philosophy: The Poet in the Land of the Logic sets a new standard for work on Coleridge as philosopher...The deftness with which Hamilton deploys such affiliations is one of the most stimulation features of his book." -Anthony John Harding, The Wordsworth Circle, Vol. 39, Autumn 2008

• 1. Introduction: Coleridge in the Land of Logic; 2. Coleridge's Philosophical Trajectory: post-Kantian variety; 3. The Drama and Poetry of Coleridge's Post-Kantianism; 4. Coleridge's Stamina: the Idea of Logos; 5. Coleridge's 'Coleridge': Coleridge and Life Writing; 6. Coleridge's 'Rifacciamento' of Philosophy: Renewing Friendship; 7. Reading from the Inside: The Contemporaneity of Coleridge's philosophical idiom; 8. Conclusion - The Mammaloschen: Spelling the World Bibliography; Index.

Paul Hamilton is Professor of English at Queen Mary University, London. His previous books include Metaromanticism (Chicago, 2003) and Historicism 2e (Routledge, 2003).

"A methodologically-innovative monograph, Coleridge and German Philosophy: The Poet in the Land of the Logic sets a new standard for work on Coleridge as philosopher...The deftness with which Hamilton deploys such affiliations is one of the most stimulation features of his book." -Anthony John Harding, The Wordsworth Circle, Vol. 39, Autumn 2008

• 1. Introduction: Coleridge in the Land of Logic; 2. Coleridge's Philosophical Trajectory: post-Kantian variety; 3. The Drama and Poetry of Coleridge's Post-Kantianism; 4. Coleridge's Stamina: the Idea of Logos; 5. Coleridge's 'Coleridge': Coleridge and Life Writing; 6. Coleridge's 'Rifacciamento' of Philosophy: Renewing Friendship; 7. Reading from the Inside: The Contemporaneity of Coleridge's philosophical idiom; 8. Conclusion - The Mammaloschen: Spelling the World Bibliography; Index.