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Introduction 1
1 Plato's 'Dear Gorgeous Nonsense' 13
2 Coleridge's Kant: Preparer and Opponent of Platonism 35
3 The Ancient Quarrel between Poetry and Philosophy 63
4 Plato in Coleridge's Lectures on the History of Philosophy 93
5 Restoring Plato's 'System': the Friend and the Opus Maximum 125
Conclusion 167
Bibliography 171
Index 185
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