Scholar and author Frederick Burwick

POMONA, CA, March 18, 2008: Frederick Burwick, scholar of Romanticism believes he and a colleague have proven that Samuel Taylor Coleridge was the anonymous translator of an English-language version of Goethe's "Faust" that came out in 1821. He's published the text and their evidence in an Oxford University Press volume under the assertive title "Faustus, From the German of Goethe, translated by S.T. Coleridge" (OUP, 2007). Burwick used stylometrics (computer analysis of word patterns) as well as old-fashioned textual analysis to prove their theory. Another group of scholars disputes Burwick's claims. For More Images of Frederick Burwick, visit http://auroraphotos.com/SwishSearch?Keywords=Todd+Bigelow

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POMONA, CA, March 18, 2008: Frederick Burwick, scholar of Romanticism believes he and a colleague have proven that Samuel Taylor Coleridge was the anonymous translator of an English-language version of Goethe's "Faust" that came out in 1821. He's published the text and their evidence in an Oxford University Press volume under the assertive title "Faustus, From the German of Goethe, translated by S.T. Coleridge" (OUP, 2007). Burwick used stylometrics (computer analysis of word patterns) as well as old-fashioned textual analysis to prove their theory. Another group of scholars disputes Burwick's claims. For More Images of Frederick Burwick, visit http://auroraphotos.com/SwishSearch?Keywords=Todd+Bigelow