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The Spiritual History Of Ice: Romanticism, Science And The Imagination,New Steve Pace They May Look Very DifferentAt The End Of The Eighteenth Century, Scientists For The First Time Demonstrated What Medieval And Renaissance Alchemists Had Long Suspected; Ice Is Not Lifeless But Vital, A Crystalline Revelation Of Vigorous Powers. Studied In Esoteric And Exoterical Representations Of Frozen Phenomena, Several Romantic Figures Including Coleridge And Poe, Percy And Mary Shelley, Emerson And Thoreau Challenged Traditional Notions Of Ice As Waste And Instead