Rose of the World. A Tapestry of Victorian Romance and Social Critique
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- Nombre de pages400
- FormatePub
- ISBN406-4-06-609345-7
- EAN4064066093457
- Date de parution16/03/2020
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille845 Ko
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In 'Rose of the World, ' Egerton Castle and Agnes Castle collaborate to weave a tapestry rich with thematic depth and a kaleidoscope of literary styles, showcasing the vibrancy and intricacy of turn-of-the-century literature. This anthology stands as a testament to the era's evolving perspectives on love, society, and the individual's quest for identity, encapsulating a period of dramatic social and cultural shifts.
Its carefully curated pieces, while varying in tone and approach, collectively underscore the complexities of human emotion and societal expectations, marking it as a significant contribution to literary history. The Castles, both individually and as a duo, epitomize the literary and cultural dynamism of their time. Their backgroundsrooted in the late Victorian and Edwardian erasreflect an engagement with the issues of their day, making their voices particularly resonant for modern readers.
The anthology aligns with the broader literary movements of its time, such as the exploration of psychological depths and social critique, showcasing the Castles' adeptness at navigating and contributing to the literary landscape. 'Rose of the World' is a compelling invitation to scholars and enthusiasts of historical and literary studies. It offers a unique exploration of the intersection between personal and societal narratives, encapsulated through diverse literary forms.
This collection does not merely present texts for academic scrutiny but encourages a dialogue between the past and present, inviting readers to consider how these narratives echo in today's cultural and social contexts. It is an essential addition to any collection, offering invaluable insights into the complexity of human emotion and social dynamics through the lens of highly regarded literary figures.
Its carefully curated pieces, while varying in tone and approach, collectively underscore the complexities of human emotion and societal expectations, marking it as a significant contribution to literary history. The Castles, both individually and as a duo, epitomize the literary and cultural dynamism of their time. Their backgroundsrooted in the late Victorian and Edwardian erasreflect an engagement with the issues of their day, making their voices particularly resonant for modern readers.
The anthology aligns with the broader literary movements of its time, such as the exploration of psychological depths and social critique, showcasing the Castles' adeptness at navigating and contributing to the literary landscape. 'Rose of the World' is a compelling invitation to scholars and enthusiasts of historical and literary studies. It offers a unique exploration of the intersection between personal and societal narratives, encapsulated through diverse literary forms.
This collection does not merely present texts for academic scrutiny but encourages a dialogue between the past and present, inviting readers to consider how these narratives echo in today's cultural and social contexts. It is an essential addition to any collection, offering invaluable insights into the complexity of human emotion and social dynamics through the lens of highly regarded literary figures.
In 'Rose of the World, ' Egerton Castle and Agnes Castle collaborate to weave a tapestry rich with thematic depth and a kaleidoscope of literary styles, showcasing the vibrancy and intricacy of turn-of-the-century literature. This anthology stands as a testament to the era's evolving perspectives on love, society, and the individual's quest for identity, encapsulating a period of dramatic social and cultural shifts.
Its carefully curated pieces, while varying in tone and approach, collectively underscore the complexities of human emotion and societal expectations, marking it as a significant contribution to literary history. The Castles, both individually and as a duo, epitomize the literary and cultural dynamism of their time. Their backgroundsrooted in the late Victorian and Edwardian erasreflect an engagement with the issues of their day, making their voices particularly resonant for modern readers.
The anthology aligns with the broader literary movements of its time, such as the exploration of psychological depths and social critique, showcasing the Castles' adeptness at navigating and contributing to the literary landscape. 'Rose of the World' is a compelling invitation to scholars and enthusiasts of historical and literary studies. It offers a unique exploration of the intersection between personal and societal narratives, encapsulated through diverse literary forms.
This collection does not merely present texts for academic scrutiny but encourages a dialogue between the past and present, inviting readers to consider how these narratives echo in today's cultural and social contexts. It is an essential addition to any collection, offering invaluable insights into the complexity of human emotion and social dynamics through the lens of highly regarded literary figures.
Its carefully curated pieces, while varying in tone and approach, collectively underscore the complexities of human emotion and societal expectations, marking it as a significant contribution to literary history. The Castles, both individually and as a duo, epitomize the literary and cultural dynamism of their time. Their backgroundsrooted in the late Victorian and Edwardian erasreflect an engagement with the issues of their day, making their voices particularly resonant for modern readers.
The anthology aligns with the broader literary movements of its time, such as the exploration of psychological depths and social critique, showcasing the Castles' adeptness at navigating and contributing to the literary landscape. 'Rose of the World' is a compelling invitation to scholars and enthusiasts of historical and literary studies. It offers a unique exploration of the intersection between personal and societal narratives, encapsulated through diverse literary forms.
This collection does not merely present texts for academic scrutiny but encourages a dialogue between the past and present, inviting readers to consider how these narratives echo in today's cultural and social contexts. It is an essential addition to any collection, offering invaluable insights into the complexity of human emotion and social dynamics through the lens of highly regarded literary figures.
