Dr Elinor Shaffer is a Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Germanic and Romance Studies, School of Advanced Study, University of London. Edoardo Zuccato is Associate Professor of English literature at IULM University, Milan. He is a member of the Editorial Board of Comparative Critical Studies and an editor-in-chief of the journal of poetry and translation Testo a fronte.

• Series Editor's Preface - Elinor Shaffer; List of Contributors; Abbreviations; Timeline - Paul Barnaby; Introduction: Meteoric Traces: Coleridge's Afterlife in Europe - Elinor Shaffer; 1. Coleridge's English Afterlife: From De Quincey to I. A. Richards - Seamus Perry; 2. Coleridge's Early Reception in France, from the First to the Second Empire - Michael John Kooy; 3. The Reception of The Rime of the Ancient Mariner through Gustave Dore's Illustrations - Gilles Soubigou; 4. The Reception of Coleridge in Germany to World War II - Frederick Burwick; 5.Coleridge's German Reception 1945 to the Present - Hans-Werner Breunig; 6. From the Spanish Exiles to the Symbolists: Coleridge's Poetry and Poetics in Nineteenth-Century Spain - Eugenia Perojo Arronte; 7. A Path for Literary Change: Poetics and Aesthetic Criticism in Twentieth-Century Spain - Eugenia Perojo Arronte; 8. The Translation of Coleridge's Poetry and his Influence on Twentieth-century Italian poetry - Edoardo Zuccato; 9.Coleridge's Aesthetic Philosophy and Critical Writings in Italy - Franco Nasi; 10.On the Very Late Reception of Coleridge's Writings in Portugal - Jorge Bastos da Silva; 11. A Spectre or an Unacknowledged Visionary? Coleridge in Czech Culture - Martin Prochazka.

Elinor Shaffer's lucid introductory overview of the contents of the entire volume is a fine guide...admirably well-defined narrative...Coleridge as theorist of the imagination, Coleridge the modernist are marshalled into a ten-page account with a documentation unfailingly deft and enlightening.

Dr Elinor Shaffer is a Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Germanic and Romance Studies, School of Advanced Study, University of London. Edoardo Zuccato is Associate Professor of English literature at IULM University, Milan. He is a member of the Editorial Board of Comparative Critical Studies and an editor-in-chief of the journal of poetry and translation Testo a fronte.

• Series Editor's Preface - Elinor Shaffer; List of Contributors; Abbreviations; Timeline - Paul Barnaby; Introduction: Meteoric Traces: Coleridge's Afterlife in Europe - Elinor Shaffer; 1. Coleridge's English Afterlife: From De Quincey to I. A. Richards - Seamus Perry; 2. Coleridge's Early Reception in France, from the First to the Second Empire - Michael John Kooy; 3. The Reception of The Rime of the Ancient Mariner through Gustave Dore's Illustrations - Gilles Soubigou; 4. The Reception of Coleridge in Germany to World War II - Frederick Burwick; 5.Coleridge's German Reception 1945 to the Present - Hans-Werner Breunig; 6. From the Spanish Exiles to the Symbolists: Coleridge's Poetry and Poetics in Nineteenth-Century Spain - Eugenia Perojo Arronte; 7. A Path for Literary Change: Poetics and Aesthetic Criticism in Twentieth-Century Spain - Eugenia Perojo Arronte; 8. The Translation of Coleridge's Poetry and his Influence on Twentieth-century Italian poetry - Edoardo Zuccato; 9.Coleridge's Aesthetic Philosophy and Critical Writings in Italy - Franco Nasi; 10.On the Very Late Reception of Coleridge's Writings in Portugal - Jorge Bastos da Silva; 11. A Spectre or an Unacknowledged Visionary? Coleridge in Czech Culture - Martin Prochazka.

Elinor Shaffer's lucid introductory overview of the contents of the entire volume is a fine guide...admirably well-defined narrative...Coleridge as theorist of the imagination, Coleridge the modernist are marshalled into a ten-page account with a documentation unfailingly deft and enlightening.

Dr Elinor Shaffer is a Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Germanic and Romance Studies, School of Advanced Study, University of London. Edoardo Zuccato is Associate Professor of English literature at IULM University, Milan. He is a member of the Editorial Board of Comparative Critical Studies and an editor-in-chief of the journal of poetry and translation Testo a fronte.

• Series Editor's Preface - Elinor Shaffer; List of Contributors; Abbreviations; Timeline - Paul Barnaby; Introduction: Meteoric Traces: Coleridge's Afterlife in Europe - Elinor Shaffer; 1. Coleridge's English Afterlife: From De Quincey to I. A. Richards - Seamus Perry; 2. Coleridge's Early Reception in France, from the First to the Second Empire - Michael John Kooy; 3. The Reception of The Rime of the Ancient Mariner through Gustave Dore's Illustrations - Gilles Soubigou; 4. The Reception of Coleridge in Germany to World War II - Frederick Burwick; 5.Coleridge's German Reception 1945 to the Present - Hans-Werner Breunig; 6. From the Spanish Exiles to the Symbolists: Coleridge's Poetry and Poetics in Nineteenth-Century Spain - Eugenia Perojo Arronte; 7. A Path for Literary Change: Poetics and Aesthetic Criticism in Twentieth-Century Spain - Eugenia Perojo Arronte; 8. The Translation of Coleridge's Poetry and his Influence on Twentieth-century Italian poetry - Edoardo Zuccato; 9.Coleridge's Aesthetic Philosophy and Critical Writings in Italy - Franco Nasi; 10.On the Very Late Reception of Coleridge's Writings in Portugal - Jorge Bastos da Silva; 11. A Spectre or an Unacknowledged Visionary? Coleridge in Czech Culture - Martin Prochazka.

Elinor Shaffer's lucid introductory overview of the contents of the entire volume is a fine guide...admirably well-defined narrative...Coleridge as theorist of the imagination, Coleridge the modernist are marshalled into a ten-page account with a documentation unfailingly deft and enlightening.