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Battle - Pieces and Aspects of the War. Echoes of Conflict: Reflections on the Human Cost of War
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- Nombre de pages198
- FormatePub
- ISBN4057664123428
- EAN4057664123428
- Date de parution20/11/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille767 Ko
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "Battle-Pieces and Aspects of the War, " Herman Melville intricately examines the American Civil War through a collection of poignant poems that blend personal reflection with broader historical commentary. This work stands out for its rich imagery and sophisticated use of language, illustrating Melville's deep preoccupation with themes of conflict, heroism, and the moral complexities of war. The poems traverse various war-related subjects, from the battlefield itself to the impact of war on national identity, embodying a unique literary style that combines Romantic idealism with Realist observation, grappling with the emotional and psychological toll of the Civil War.
Herman Melville, an author renowned for his seminal work "Moby-Dick, " was profoundly affected by the societal upheaval of his time. A sailor turned writer, Melville's maritime experiences enriched his understanding of human struggle and existential questions, elements that permeate his poetry. His personal connections to the events of the war and his interest in its historical implications fueled his creative exploration in "Battle-Pieces, " positioning him to address the complexities of conflict with both empathy and intellectual rigor.
This essential collection is highly recommended for readers and scholars interested in American literature, war poetry, or 19th-century history. Melville's passionate and insightful treatment of war encourages reflection on its enduring consequences, making it a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the intricate tapestry of American identity forged through conflict.
Herman Melville, an author renowned for his seminal work "Moby-Dick, " was profoundly affected by the societal upheaval of his time. A sailor turned writer, Melville's maritime experiences enriched his understanding of human struggle and existential questions, elements that permeate his poetry. His personal connections to the events of the war and his interest in its historical implications fueled his creative exploration in "Battle-Pieces, " positioning him to address the complexities of conflict with both empathy and intellectual rigor.
This essential collection is highly recommended for readers and scholars interested in American literature, war poetry, or 19th-century history. Melville's passionate and insightful treatment of war encourages reflection on its enduring consequences, making it a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the intricate tapestry of American identity forged through conflict.
In "Battle-Pieces and Aspects of the War, " Herman Melville intricately examines the American Civil War through a collection of poignant poems that blend personal reflection with broader historical commentary. This work stands out for its rich imagery and sophisticated use of language, illustrating Melville's deep preoccupation with themes of conflict, heroism, and the moral complexities of war. The poems traverse various war-related subjects, from the battlefield itself to the impact of war on national identity, embodying a unique literary style that combines Romantic idealism with Realist observation, grappling with the emotional and psychological toll of the Civil War.
Herman Melville, an author renowned for his seminal work "Moby-Dick, " was profoundly affected by the societal upheaval of his time. A sailor turned writer, Melville's maritime experiences enriched his understanding of human struggle and existential questions, elements that permeate his poetry. His personal connections to the events of the war and his interest in its historical implications fueled his creative exploration in "Battle-Pieces, " positioning him to address the complexities of conflict with both empathy and intellectual rigor.
This essential collection is highly recommended for readers and scholars interested in American literature, war poetry, or 19th-century history. Melville's passionate and insightful treatment of war encourages reflection on its enduring consequences, making it a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the intricate tapestry of American identity forged through conflict.
Herman Melville, an author renowned for his seminal work "Moby-Dick, " was profoundly affected by the societal upheaval of his time. A sailor turned writer, Melville's maritime experiences enriched his understanding of human struggle and existential questions, elements that permeate his poetry. His personal connections to the events of the war and his interest in its historical implications fueled his creative exploration in "Battle-Pieces, " positioning him to address the complexities of conflict with both empathy and intellectual rigor.
This essential collection is highly recommended for readers and scholars interested in American literature, war poetry, or 19th-century history. Melville's passionate and insightful treatment of war encourages reflection on its enduring consequences, making it a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the intricate tapestry of American identity forged through conflict.
