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1891 Mason Coll. Mag. Feb. 66 The nineteenth century yielded some fine post-Coleridgean ballads, but their number was not large.

1913 B. Perry in Lect. on Five-foot Shelf of Bks. VII. iii. 22 Though the student of poetical theory can easily claim that such sentences as these are post-Coleridgean, they are really timeless, like the glorious spirit of Shelley itself.

1956 T. E. Hulme in M. Krieger New Apologists for Poetry i. 37 Basic to the meaning of imagination as this word has influenced our post-Coleridgean critical tradition.

2010 N. Birns Theory After Theory ii. 112 Jameson was very interested in allegory, and he joined with de Man in wresting away symbol's post-Coleridgean hegemony within the symbol-allegory distinction.