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According to Coleridge in Chapter XIII of 'Biographia Literaria', the Secondary Imagination differs from the Primary Imagination chiefly in its:
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- 1Primary function as a tool for direct moral instruction
- 2Complete independence from human will and effort
- 3Degree and mode of operation, being co-existing with conscious will✓
- 4Origin in divine inspiration rather than human mind
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Degree and mode of operation, being co-existing with conscious will
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