The Tatler (Vol. 1 - 4). The First Society Magazine in History, Complete Edition
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- Nombre de pages1615
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4779102-7
- EAN8596547791027
- Date de parution27/12/2023
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille2 Mo
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
Spanning the vibrant literary world of early 18th-century England, "The Tatler (Vol. 1-4)" offers a robust anthology of societal commentary and vivid character sketches, blending wit with moral instruction. This collection captures the heartbeat of the era, as seen through the reflective and satirical lenses of two of its most insightful observers. Across these four volumes, a vivid panorama of styles emerges, ranging from the sarcastic to the earnest, inviting readers into coffeehouses, salons, and parlors of London where the public and private converged in lively debate.
A standout piece might be the dissection of gentlemanly conduct or the subtle criticism of social mores, each contributing to a timeless exploration of human folly and virtue. At the helm of this eclectic collection are Joseph Addison and Richard Steele, figures who stand as pillars of early periodical literature. Both illustrious essayists and playwrights in their own rights, Addison and Steele curated "The Tatler" as an innovative platform for dialogue, grounded in Enlightenment principles.
Together, they carved a niche in literary history, contributing to the rise of the periodical essay. Their collaboration underscores the anthology's alignment with burgeoning cultural movements, offering readers historical and cultural insights into the burgeoning issues of their time. "The Tatler (Vol. 1-4)" is an invaluable resource for anyone eager to engage with the rich tapestry of Enlightenment thought and social critique.
This collection is a veritable treasure trove of perspectives, presenting an unmatched narrative composed of humorous, incisive, and thought-provoking pieces. Through its multifaceted presentations and cultural relevance, this anthology not only enhances one's understanding of the period's literary landscape but also fosters intellectual dialogue with readers of today. Enrich your literary repertoire with the voices that shaped and challenged the ideals of their age, and emerge with a greater appreciation for the enduring power of the written word.
A standout piece might be the dissection of gentlemanly conduct or the subtle criticism of social mores, each contributing to a timeless exploration of human folly and virtue. At the helm of this eclectic collection are Joseph Addison and Richard Steele, figures who stand as pillars of early periodical literature. Both illustrious essayists and playwrights in their own rights, Addison and Steele curated "The Tatler" as an innovative platform for dialogue, grounded in Enlightenment principles.
Together, they carved a niche in literary history, contributing to the rise of the periodical essay. Their collaboration underscores the anthology's alignment with burgeoning cultural movements, offering readers historical and cultural insights into the burgeoning issues of their time. "The Tatler (Vol. 1-4)" is an invaluable resource for anyone eager to engage with the rich tapestry of Enlightenment thought and social critique.
This collection is a veritable treasure trove of perspectives, presenting an unmatched narrative composed of humorous, incisive, and thought-provoking pieces. Through its multifaceted presentations and cultural relevance, this anthology not only enhances one's understanding of the period's literary landscape but also fosters intellectual dialogue with readers of today. Enrich your literary repertoire with the voices that shaped and challenged the ideals of their age, and emerge with a greater appreciation for the enduring power of the written word.
Spanning the vibrant literary world of early 18th-century England, "The Tatler (Vol. 1-4)" offers a robust anthology of societal commentary and vivid character sketches, blending wit with moral instruction. This collection captures the heartbeat of the era, as seen through the reflective and satirical lenses of two of its most insightful observers. Across these four volumes, a vivid panorama of styles emerges, ranging from the sarcastic to the earnest, inviting readers into coffeehouses, salons, and parlors of London where the public and private converged in lively debate.
A standout piece might be the dissection of gentlemanly conduct or the subtle criticism of social mores, each contributing to a timeless exploration of human folly and virtue. At the helm of this eclectic collection are Joseph Addison and Richard Steele, figures who stand as pillars of early periodical literature. Both illustrious essayists and playwrights in their own rights, Addison and Steele curated "The Tatler" as an innovative platform for dialogue, grounded in Enlightenment principles.
Together, they carved a niche in literary history, contributing to the rise of the periodical essay. Their collaboration underscores the anthology's alignment with burgeoning cultural movements, offering readers historical and cultural insights into the burgeoning issues of their time. "The Tatler (Vol. 1-4)" is an invaluable resource for anyone eager to engage with the rich tapestry of Enlightenment thought and social critique.
This collection is a veritable treasure trove of perspectives, presenting an unmatched narrative composed of humorous, incisive, and thought-provoking pieces. Through its multifaceted presentations and cultural relevance, this anthology not only enhances one's understanding of the period's literary landscape but also fosters intellectual dialogue with readers of today. Enrich your literary repertoire with the voices that shaped and challenged the ideals of their age, and emerge with a greater appreciation for the enduring power of the written word.
A standout piece might be the dissection of gentlemanly conduct or the subtle criticism of social mores, each contributing to a timeless exploration of human folly and virtue. At the helm of this eclectic collection are Joseph Addison and Richard Steele, figures who stand as pillars of early periodical literature. Both illustrious essayists and playwrights in their own rights, Addison and Steele curated "The Tatler" as an innovative platform for dialogue, grounded in Enlightenment principles.
Together, they carved a niche in literary history, contributing to the rise of the periodical essay. Their collaboration underscores the anthology's alignment with burgeoning cultural movements, offering readers historical and cultural insights into the burgeoning issues of their time. "The Tatler (Vol. 1-4)" is an invaluable resource for anyone eager to engage with the rich tapestry of Enlightenment thought and social critique.
This collection is a veritable treasure trove of perspectives, presenting an unmatched narrative composed of humorous, incisive, and thought-provoking pieces. Through its multifaceted presentations and cultural relevance, this anthology not only enhances one's understanding of the period's literary landscape but also fosters intellectual dialogue with readers of today. Enrich your literary repertoire with the voices that shaped and challenged the ideals of their age, and emerge with a greater appreciation for the enduring power of the written word.
