Tales from Shakespeare (eBook)

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2022
285 Seiten
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Tales from Shakespeare - Charles Lamb, Mary Lamb
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In the timeless collection 'Tales from Shakespeare,' the reader is beckoned into a universe where the complexities of human experience are distilled into accessible narratives. This anthology gracefully bridges the world of Shakespearean drama and everyday life, transforming convoluted plots and intricate characters into eloquent tales that retain the grandeur of the originals. With narratives spanning the breadth of Shakespeare's oeuvre—from the comedic charm of mistaken identities to the tragic elegance of star-crossed lovers—this collection offers a profound window into the Bard's world through a masterful rendering. The authors, Charles and Mary Lamb, provide a significant contribution to the canon by engaging readers across age ranges. With deep roots in the Romantic period, the Lambs capture the essence of their era's literary transformation, advocating for the accessibility of high art to the masses. Their collaboration in distilling the works of Shakespeare aligns seamlessly with the period's literary aspirations, offering a rich tapestry of human emotion and societal reflection, all while maintaining the intellectual integrity of the original dramas. 'Tales from Shakespeare' presents a unique opportunity to explore the vast expanses of human emotion and psychological insight encapsulated within Shakespeare's plays. Readers are invited to partake in the Lambs' skilled interpretation of the Bard's work, relishing in its ultimate aim—to impart the wisdom and beauty of Shakespeare in a more approachable form. This collection is a treasure trove for those seeking to expand their literary horizons and engage deeply with themes that resonate through history. Unlock the dialogues of the works within, engaging with the sweeping array of perspectives that enrich our shared understanding of these timeless tales.

Charles Lamb (10 February 1775 – 27 December 1834) was an esteemed English essayist, poet, and antiquarian, best known for his collaboration with his sister, Mary Lamb, in the creation of "Tales from Shakespeare." The volume, published in 1807, intended to bring the stories of Shakespeare's plays to a younger, 19th-century audience, and has since become a classic in its own right, widely read by both children and adults. Lamb's literary style is often described as personal and conversational, weaving together colloquial charm with deep erudition and a keen sense of humor. He is equally revered for his essays collection under the title "Essays of Elia," which showcases his distinctive talent for self-revelatory prose. Lamb's life was marked by tragedy and affection; his close bond with his sister both defined and overshadowed by her intermittent bouts of mental illness. Despite these personal hardships, Lamb's work within the literary domain has cemented his reputation as a compassionate writer imbued with humanity and warmth. More than a literary figure, Lamb became a central member of a group of writers, including Wordsworth, Coleridge, and Hazlitt, who together forged the Romantic movement's ethos. Lamb's essays and correspondence are also vital in providing insight into the period's cultural and social milieu, admired as much for their content as for their style. His contribution to English literature and his reshaping of the essay form significantly influence readers and writers alike.

Erscheint lt. Verlag 15.9.2022
Verlagsort Prague
Sprache englisch
Themenwelt Literatur
Kinder- / Jugendbuch Sachbücher Kunst / Musik
Kinder- / Jugendbuch Vorlesebücher / Märchen
Schlagworte 1564-1616 • 19th-century literary adaptations • 19th century literature • 19th century storytelling • Accessible Shakespeare narratives • Adaptations • Charles Lamb author • children's adaptations of classics • Children's Elizabethan theatre • classical drama retellings • classic plays for young readers • classic plays retold • early 19th-century England literature • Early modern English for kids • educational Shakespeare anthology • Educational Shakespeare introductions • Elizabethan literature • Enchanting plays adaptation • English literary adaptations • English literature • english literature classics • etc. • historical literary education • Historical Shakespearean education • juvenile literature • Lamb siblings literary collaboration • literary fiction • Plots • retellings of Shakespeare • Romantic era literature • Shakespeare • Shakespeare adaptations • Shakespearean adaptations children • Shakespearean tales • Shakespeare simplified narratives • Shakespeare simplified retellings • Stories • William • youth accessible Shakespeare
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