The Sir Roger de Coverley Papers. Exploring 18th - Century English Society Through Literary Essays
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- Nombre de pages181
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- ISBN4057664634849
- EAN4057664634849
- Date de parution19/05/2021
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- Taille674 Ko
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
The Sir Roger de Coverley Papers invites readers into the quintessential world of early 18th-century British literature with a mosaic of essays that bring humor and social commentary through the lens of Sir Roger de Coverley, a fictional character. This collection captures the Zeitgeist of the period, showcasing a blend of wit, satire, and keen observation in creating a vivid depiction of English country life.
As disparate as the essays might seem in style'Äîranging from the wry humor of Addison to the more reflective musings characteristic of Steele'Äîthey collectively construct a multifaceted portrayal of the age, offering readers a comprehensive insight into the literary landscape of their time. The contributing authors, Joseph Addison, Eustace Budgell, and Richard Sir Steele, collectively made indelible marks on the fabric of English literature.
These towering figures of the Augustan Age contributed essays that are intricately connected to the period's burgeoning Enlightenment ideals. Through their works, a dialogue emerges between the burgeoning middle-class culture and the traditional rural values embodied by Sir Roger. The authors' convergence from varying literary movements lends their collective voice credibility, challenging social norms and inviting readers to ponder the evolving society.
For those eager to understand the nuance of early 18th-century English society, The Sir Roger de Coverley Papers stands as an invaluable resource. It offers a unique opportunity to explore an array of perspectives unified under a single narrative thread. Each essay serves as both a standalone piece and a complement to the collection, providing educational insights and fostering a dialogue that speaks to the complexities of the era.
This anthology is essential for anyone seeking to delve into the richness of cultural and societal reflections of the period.
As disparate as the essays might seem in style'Äîranging from the wry humor of Addison to the more reflective musings characteristic of Steele'Äîthey collectively construct a multifaceted portrayal of the age, offering readers a comprehensive insight into the literary landscape of their time. The contributing authors, Joseph Addison, Eustace Budgell, and Richard Sir Steele, collectively made indelible marks on the fabric of English literature.
These towering figures of the Augustan Age contributed essays that are intricately connected to the period's burgeoning Enlightenment ideals. Through their works, a dialogue emerges between the burgeoning middle-class culture and the traditional rural values embodied by Sir Roger. The authors' convergence from varying literary movements lends their collective voice credibility, challenging social norms and inviting readers to ponder the evolving society.
For those eager to understand the nuance of early 18th-century English society, The Sir Roger de Coverley Papers stands as an invaluable resource. It offers a unique opportunity to explore an array of perspectives unified under a single narrative thread. Each essay serves as both a standalone piece and a complement to the collection, providing educational insights and fostering a dialogue that speaks to the complexities of the era.
This anthology is essential for anyone seeking to delve into the richness of cultural and societal reflections of the period.
The Sir Roger de Coverley Papers invites readers into the quintessential world of early 18th-century British literature with a mosaic of essays that bring humor and social commentary through the lens of Sir Roger de Coverley, a fictional character. This collection captures the Zeitgeist of the period, showcasing a blend of wit, satire, and keen observation in creating a vivid depiction of English country life.
As disparate as the essays might seem in style'Äîranging from the wry humor of Addison to the more reflective musings characteristic of Steele'Äîthey collectively construct a multifaceted portrayal of the age, offering readers a comprehensive insight into the literary landscape of their time. The contributing authors, Joseph Addison, Eustace Budgell, and Richard Sir Steele, collectively made indelible marks on the fabric of English literature.
These towering figures of the Augustan Age contributed essays that are intricately connected to the period's burgeoning Enlightenment ideals. Through their works, a dialogue emerges between the burgeoning middle-class culture and the traditional rural values embodied by Sir Roger. The authors' convergence from varying literary movements lends their collective voice credibility, challenging social norms and inviting readers to ponder the evolving society.
For those eager to understand the nuance of early 18th-century English society, The Sir Roger de Coverley Papers stands as an invaluable resource. It offers a unique opportunity to explore an array of perspectives unified under a single narrative thread. Each essay serves as both a standalone piece and a complement to the collection, providing educational insights and fostering a dialogue that speaks to the complexities of the era.
This anthology is essential for anyone seeking to delve into the richness of cultural and societal reflections of the period.
As disparate as the essays might seem in style'Äîranging from the wry humor of Addison to the more reflective musings characteristic of Steele'Äîthey collectively construct a multifaceted portrayal of the age, offering readers a comprehensive insight into the literary landscape of their time. The contributing authors, Joseph Addison, Eustace Budgell, and Richard Sir Steele, collectively made indelible marks on the fabric of English literature.
These towering figures of the Augustan Age contributed essays that are intricately connected to the period's burgeoning Enlightenment ideals. Through their works, a dialogue emerges between the burgeoning middle-class culture and the traditional rural values embodied by Sir Roger. The authors' convergence from varying literary movements lends their collective voice credibility, challenging social norms and inviting readers to ponder the evolving society.
For those eager to understand the nuance of early 18th-century English society, The Sir Roger de Coverley Papers stands as an invaluable resource. It offers a unique opportunity to explore an array of perspectives unified under a single narrative thread. Each essay serves as both a standalone piece and a complement to the collection, providing educational insights and fostering a dialogue that speaks to the complexities of the era.
This anthology is essential for anyone seeking to delve into the richness of cultural and societal reflections of the period.
