the Wanderer and Vision: Rupture Psychological Burden as Archeypal Energies in Poetry of Samuel Taylor Coleridge

THE WANDERER AND THE VISION explores the poetry of Samuel Taylor Coleridge through the lens of archetypal and depth psychology, examining how rupture, imagination, guilt, dream states and visionary consciousness shape the wandering human psyche.Through psychologically reflective readings of The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, Kubla Khan, Dejection: An Ode, Frost at Midnight and Christabel, this Study explores the symbolic landscapes where burden, transformation, longing and altered perception emerge through poetic imagination.Rather than approaching Coleridge's poetry as literary analysis alone, this volume examines how the psyche moves through fragmentation, emotional exhaustion, spiritual tension and the search for meaning within experiences that exceed ordinary rational understanding.Part of the Archetypes in Poetry series, this Study invites readers to encounter poetry not simply as text, but as living psychological terrain where unconscious life continues speaking through image, atmosphere, symbol and archetypal movement.