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    La Ballata del Vecchio Marinaio: testo a fronte
    La Ballata del Vecchio Marinaio: testo a fronte
    La Ballata del Vecchio Marinaio: testo a fronte
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    La Ballata del Vecchio Marinaio: testo a fronte

    By Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Miriam Romagnolo

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    Dopo l'uccisione di un albatro da parte di uno sprovveduto marinaio, una terribile maledizione si abbatte su una nave e il suo equipaggio che si troverà così ad affrontare un mare tenebroso e irto di insidie...

    Samuel Taylor Coleridge (Ottery St Mary, 21 ottobre 1772 - Highgate, 25 luglio 1834) è stato un poeta, critico letterario e filosofo inglese. È considerato insieme all'amico e poeta William Wordsworth tra i fondatori del Romanticismo inglese, in particolare per la cura e la pubblicazione, nel 1798, del volume Ballate liriche (Lyrical Ballads). Tra le sue opere più celebri si ricordano il poema narrativo La ballata del vecchio marinaio (The Rime of the Ancient Mariner), e l'opera in prosa Biographia Literaria.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAli Ribelli Edizioni
    Release dateJul 2, 2018
    ISBN9788833461724
    La Ballata del Vecchio Marinaio: testo a fronte
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    Samuel Taylor Coleridge

    Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772–1834) was an English poet and influential figure in the Romantic Movement of the nineteenth century. Born into a large family, Coleridge was the youngest of his father’s 14 children. He attended Jesus College, University of Cambridge with aspirations of becoming a clergyman. Yet, his goals changed when he encountered radical thinkers with different religious views. He befriended several writers and began a new career, publishing a collection called Poems on Various Subjects. Over the years, Coleridge would work as a critic, public speaker, translator and secretary all before his death in 1834.

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