James Russell Lowell était un poète, critique, éditeur et diplomate américain romantique, associé aux Fireside Poets. Son œuvre, employant souvent des formes et des mètres conventionnels, a trouvé une popularité au sein des foyers et a représenté une contribution significative à la littérature américaine, rivalisant avec la stature des poètes britanniques.
This collection features the complete poetic works of James Russell Lowell, showcasing his literary contributions in a high-quality reprint of the original 1896 edition. Readers can explore Lowell's themes, styles, and the evolution of his poetic voice, reflecting the rich cultural and historical context of his time.
Focusing on the analysis of influential Old English dramatists, this collection of essays by James Russell Lowell examines the works of playwrights like Marlowe, Jonson, and Shakespeare. It explores their themes, characters, and literary techniques while providing biographical insights into their lives and creative processes. Originating from lectures delivered at the Lowell Institute, the book reflects on the lasting impact of these writers on English literature, despite the changing perceptions of their moralistic styles.
The book explores the profound impact of a significant death on humanity, suggesting that its announcement will evoke unprecedented pain. It emphasizes the interconnectedness of nations through modern advancements and highlights the complex emotions tied to America’s identity and institutions. The narrative delves into the historical significance of this event, examining the hopes and fears it stirs in people across the globe.
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This reprint preserves the original 1890 edition of a literary critique that combines humor and satire. It offers a unique perspective on the literary establishment of its time, addressing various authors and their works through a fable-like narrative. The book serves as both a commentary on literary criticism and a reflection on the art of writing, making it a significant piece for those interested in literature's evolution and critique.
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