Samuel Taylor Coleridge [ Art and Literature ]
… devised a plan to set up ‘an experimental society, living in pastoral seclusion, sharing property, labour, and self-government equally among all its adult members, both men and women’ (Holmes 62). He would later reflect on the … and would remain fundamental for Coleridge’s idea of social amelioratio n. The Bristol lectures: on consumerism and selfishness In the fiery days of his lecturing in Bristol, he befriended a number of writers and editors - Tom Poole, … the production system, thus impeding the formation and development of domestic affections. Coleridge was appalled by the selfishness which characterized human relationships: the exploitation of workers and children for factory production, …
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