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Task 3

Coleridge's nature represented the presence of the ideal in the real. For Coleridge, nature wasn't identified with the divine and he didn't view nature as a moral guide or a source of consolation.
The images he used for nature depend on supernatural, sublime elements, sea monsters, spirits, boundless sky and immense sea. The presence of these elements causes a sense of unease in the reader.

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"I regulated all my creeds by my conception, not by my sight"

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"I regulated all my creeds by my conception, not by my sight"

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This is Samuel Taylor Coleridge's statement.
Answer this question:
"What kind of man he might be?"

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Task 1
Create a personal file about Coleridge

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Task 9
What does the Albatross represent?

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In this image you can see the sailor with the dead albatross hanging from his neck. The sailors had hung it around his neck as a form of redemption.

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Task 8

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𝕮𝖔𝖒𝖒𝖚𝖓𝖎𝖙𝖞 𝕰𝖓𝖌𝖑𝖎𝖘𝖍 𝕬𝖈𝖆𝖉𝖊𝖒𝖞

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The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge - Part One: The Albatross is Killed

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Here we unfortunately see the unfortunate fate that the sailor's crew met, namely death.

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The Rime of ancient Mariner in the Present day

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The Rime of ancient Mariner in the Present day

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The Rime of the ancient Mariner is often interpreted as a "green parable" about man's crimes against nature. Can you think of any crimes against nature that have been committed against rivers, seas and oceans in recent decades? Goal 14 agenda 2030

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Task 7
Introduce the first part of the ballad by using a video or an image.

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Poetry is the place where you can imagine and relive past experiences.

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Task 2

Imagination for Coleridge

He distinguishes between “Primary” and “ Secondary” imaginations:

He distinguishes between “Primary” and “ Secondary” imaginations:

the primary imagination is the human individual power to produce images, that recall relevant past sensorial experiences, this is an unconscious process experienced by every human being.

In the secondary imagination the poet uses the images of the past experience in order to recreate a word, it is the “new word” of the poem created by the poet.

Fancy

It’s inferior to imagination because it isn’t creative. The poet uses the linguistic ability devices to transform perceptions and words into poetry.

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The Rime of the ancient Mariner by The Iron Maiden

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The Rime of the ancient Mariner by The Iron Maiden

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Task 10
search the video by The Iron Maiden song and explain how it is connected to the ballad by Coleridge

Text (The Iron Maiden):
Hear the rime of the Ancient Mariner
See his eye as he stops one of three
Mesmerises one of the wedding guests
Stay here and listen
to the nightmares of the Sea

And the music plays on,
as the bride passes by
Caught by his spell and
the Mariner tells his tale.

Driven south to the land
of the snow and ice
To a place where nobody’s been
Through the snow fog
flies on the albatross
Hailed in God’s name,
hoping good luck it brings.

And the ship sails on,
back to the North
Through the fog and ice and
the albatross follows on

The mariner kills
the bird of good omen
His shipmates cry
against what he’s done
But when the fog clears,
they justify him
And make themselves
a part of the crime.

Sailing on and on and
North across the sea
Sailing on and on and
North ‘till all is calm

The albatross begins
with its vengeance
A terrible curse
a thirst has begun
His shipmates blame
bad luck on the Mariner
About his neck,
the dead bird is hung.

And the curse goes on
and on and on at sea
And the thirst goes on
and on for them and me

“Day after day, day after day,
we stuck nor breath nor motion
As idle as a painted ship
upon a painted ocean
Water, water everywhere and
all the boards did shrink
Water, water everywhere
nor any drop to drink.”
[Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834)]

There, calls the mariner
there comes a ship over the line
But how can she sail with no wind
in her sails and no tide.

See… onward she comes
Onwards she nears, out of the sun
See… she has no crew
She has no life, wait but there’s two

Death and she Life in Death,
they throw their dice for the crew
She wins the Mariner
and he belongs to her now.
Then … crew one by one
They drop down dead, two hundred men
She… She, Life in Death.
She lets him live,
her chosen one.

“One after one by the star dogged moon,
too quick for groan or sigh
Each turned his face with a ghastly pang
and cursed me with his eye
Four times fifty living men
(and I heard nor sigh nor groan),
With heavy thump, a lifeless lump,
they dropped down one by one.”
[Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834)]

The curse it lives on in their eyes
The Mariner he wished he’d die
Along with the sea creatures
But they lived on, so did he.

And by the light of the moon
He prays for their beauty not doom
With heart he blesses them
God’s creatures all of them too.

Then the spell starts to break
The albatross falls from his neck
Sinks down like lead into the Sea
Then down in falls comes the rain.

Hear the groans
of the long dead seamen
See them stir and they start to rise
Bodies lifted by good spirits
None of them speak
and they’re lifeless in their eyes

And revenge is still sought,
penance starts again
Cast into a trance and the nightmare carries on.

Now the curse is finally lifted
And the Mariner sights his home
Spirits go from
the long dead bodies
Form their own light and
the Mariner’s left alone

And then a boat came sailing towards him
It was a joy he could not believe
The Pilot’s boat, his son and the hermit
Penance of life will fall onto Him.

And the ship it sinks like lead into the sea
And the hermit shrives the mariner of his sins

The Mariner’s bound to tell of his story
To tell his tale wherever he goes
To teach God’s word
by his own example
That we must love all things that God made.

And the wedding guest’s
a sad and wiser man
And the tale goes on and on and on.

The rime of ancient mariner is a poem by Samuel Taylor Coleridge

It is considered one of the most important poetrs of English romanticism. "The rime of ancient mariner" speaks to man about his frailties and confronts him with the importance of nature, therefore the mariner through his encounter with the albatross and the discovering nature also brought himself closer to God, learning to love all his creatures.

The rime of ancient mariner (by the Iron Maiden)

The text of "The rime of ancient mariner" takes up some parts of Coleridge's poem. The artist's goal is to make the listerner understand that we must love and respect  what God created.

The Iron Maiden song and Coleridge's ballad  are connected: the artist's goal is to seek beauty and tell it to others. There is also a connection in the text as a many pharases from Coleridge's ballad are carrien over in the song of rhe Iron Maiden.

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Rime of the Ancient Mariner (2015 - Remaster)

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task 5
You are on a holiday voyage to an unknown place. How would you feel if a violent storm broke out during your journey? Describe both your reactions and those of all the other people on board.

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Task 4.
the main features:
plot
characters
the natural world
the rime vs traditional ballads
interpretation

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At first we see the angelic spirits appear who, entering the covers of the deceased sailors, give them back their life. However, when the sailor's journey is over, reaching his village, the angelic spirits come out of the crew's bodies, leaving them there on the ground to their fate.

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After the old sailor has rescued himself from the sunken ship, he begins to beg the hermit to confess him and to tell him his story. Since then, in anguish, the sailor is forced to tell him everything and he travels them from town to town looking for those who can listen to him.

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The Rime of Ancient Mariner in the present day

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The Rime of Ancient Mariner in the present day

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Goal 14 of the 2030 agenda aims to reduce all types of maritime pollution. What causes pollution of the sea, rivers etc. it is given by plastic bags, balloons, shoes, packaging materials that are not disposed of and end up in the sea and risk being ingested by animals. One example is plastic islands. Ships and oil rigs are also a major problem for animals. Another crime committed is overfishing which leads to the extinction of many species of fish and others.

Giulia Castellino

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After the angelic spirits revive the sailors, everything around changes. voices are heard, melodious sounds, the songs of birds and the ship is pushed by a mysterious force, but it is a pity that all this was only a spell that was then broken.

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The Rime of ancient Mariner in the Present day

The scale of the Turks is white rocky coast.
It is a tourist attraction, it is located in Sicily and is a fundamental point for Sicilian tourism.
It is also the place of a
Famous novel entitled "Il Commissario Montalbano" written by Andrea Camilleri.
In 2022 this attraction was ruined with some red paint ruining the Magnificent white.
Luckily the volunteers were able to remove the paint.
This action was disrespectful towards nature and the world because nature belongs to everyone.
VALERIA DE LUCA

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Agrigento, deturpata la Scala dei Turchi: ignoti la imbrattano con della polvere da intonaco...