Princeton University Press Coleridge's Logic - Collected Works, Bollingen Series 5573

This landmark volume presents the complete manuscript of Samuel Taylor Coleridge's Logic for the first time, along with directly related textual materials that illuminate his philosophical approach. Coleridge's interest in logic spanned decades, originating in 1803, but reached its mature form during the 1820s when he developed a practical treatise intended for young men pursuing careers in law, the church, and politics. Drawing from his philosophy lectures to engaged students, Coleridge crafted a work that combined rigorous intellectual tradition with accessible instruction, reflecting the dynamic interchange between his established thought and emerging scholarly enthusiasm. Published by Princeton University Press as part of the prestigious Bollingen Series, this scholarly edition provides essential insight into Coleridge's epistemological contributions and his vision of logic as a practical discipline for intellectual and professional development.