In the last several decades, interest in this leader of the English romantic movement has increased dramatically. More and more scholars are publishing books and articles about Coleridge; more and more students are writing their theses and dissertations on his works. Even psychologists and theologians are turbaning to the poet and essayist and finding especially valuable his pre-Freudian interpretations of dreams, guilt, and the sub-conscious mind. This volume provides all students of Coleridge with an up-to-date aid in their research.