Poems. Exploring Victorian Themes and Poetic Genius in Classic Verse Collection
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- Nombre de pages473
- FormatePub
- ISBN406-4-06-624773-7
- EAN4064066247737
- Date de parution05/12/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille1 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
Matthew Arnold's "Poems" encompasses a rich tapestry of themes that grapple with the complexities of faith, culture, and humanity amidst the turbulent backdrop of the Victorian era. Characterized by its lyrical dexterity and philosophical depth, Arnold'Äôs poetry reflects a transition from romantic ideals to a more questioning, realist approach. The collection juxtaposes personal introspection with broader societal concerns, employing a varied metric and tonal range that invites readers to engage both emotionally and intellectually.
Notable pieces, such as "Dover Beach, " exemplify Arnold's talent for weaving intricate imagery with profound existential inquiry. Matthew Arnold (1822-1888) was a distinguished poet, cultural critic, and educational reformer, whose literary pursuits were deeply influenced by the shifting intellectual currents of his time. Growing up in a family of educators, Arnold possessed a keen awareness of the tensions between tradition and modernity, which fueled his desire to explore the spiritual and moral crises facing society.
His extensive travels and the influence of thinkers like John Henry Newman and George Eliot further shaped his poetic voice, prompting him to articulate the struggles of life in a rapidly changing world. Readers seeking a reflective exploration of the human experience amidst societal upheaval will find Arnold's "Poems" to be an essential addition to their literary repertoire. The collection not only showcases Arnold's exquisite craftsmanship but also serves as a critical investigation of the Victorian mindset, making it relevant for contemporary audiences who grapple with similar questions of purpose and existence.
Notable pieces, such as "Dover Beach, " exemplify Arnold's talent for weaving intricate imagery with profound existential inquiry. Matthew Arnold (1822-1888) was a distinguished poet, cultural critic, and educational reformer, whose literary pursuits were deeply influenced by the shifting intellectual currents of his time. Growing up in a family of educators, Arnold possessed a keen awareness of the tensions between tradition and modernity, which fueled his desire to explore the spiritual and moral crises facing society.
His extensive travels and the influence of thinkers like John Henry Newman and George Eliot further shaped his poetic voice, prompting him to articulate the struggles of life in a rapidly changing world. Readers seeking a reflective exploration of the human experience amidst societal upheaval will find Arnold's "Poems" to be an essential addition to their literary repertoire. The collection not only showcases Arnold's exquisite craftsmanship but also serves as a critical investigation of the Victorian mindset, making it relevant for contemporary audiences who grapple with similar questions of purpose and existence.
Matthew Arnold's "Poems" encompasses a rich tapestry of themes that grapple with the complexities of faith, culture, and humanity amidst the turbulent backdrop of the Victorian era. Characterized by its lyrical dexterity and philosophical depth, Arnold'Äôs poetry reflects a transition from romantic ideals to a more questioning, realist approach. The collection juxtaposes personal introspection with broader societal concerns, employing a varied metric and tonal range that invites readers to engage both emotionally and intellectually.
Notable pieces, such as "Dover Beach, " exemplify Arnold's talent for weaving intricate imagery with profound existential inquiry. Matthew Arnold (1822-1888) was a distinguished poet, cultural critic, and educational reformer, whose literary pursuits were deeply influenced by the shifting intellectual currents of his time. Growing up in a family of educators, Arnold possessed a keen awareness of the tensions between tradition and modernity, which fueled his desire to explore the spiritual and moral crises facing society.
His extensive travels and the influence of thinkers like John Henry Newman and George Eliot further shaped his poetic voice, prompting him to articulate the struggles of life in a rapidly changing world. Readers seeking a reflective exploration of the human experience amidst societal upheaval will find Arnold's "Poems" to be an essential addition to their literary repertoire. The collection not only showcases Arnold's exquisite craftsmanship but also serves as a critical investigation of the Victorian mindset, making it relevant for contemporary audiences who grapple with similar questions of purpose and existence.
Notable pieces, such as "Dover Beach, " exemplify Arnold's talent for weaving intricate imagery with profound existential inquiry. Matthew Arnold (1822-1888) was a distinguished poet, cultural critic, and educational reformer, whose literary pursuits were deeply influenced by the shifting intellectual currents of his time. Growing up in a family of educators, Arnold possessed a keen awareness of the tensions between tradition and modernity, which fueled his desire to explore the spiritual and moral crises facing society.
His extensive travels and the influence of thinkers like John Henry Newman and George Eliot further shaped his poetic voice, prompting him to articulate the struggles of life in a rapidly changing world. Readers seeking a reflective exploration of the human experience amidst societal upheaval will find Arnold's "Poems" to be an essential addition to their literary repertoire. The collection not only showcases Arnold's exquisite craftsmanship but also serves as a critical investigation of the Victorian mindset, making it relevant for contemporary audiences who grapple with similar questions of purpose and existence.
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