Francis Adams, an astute observer and critic of social disparities, drew inspiration from his experiences and acute awareness of the societal upheavals of his time. This sensitivity is palpably woven through his verse, offering readers a glimpse into the lives and hardships of those who took up the mantle in the 'Army of the Night.' Adams' insights and advocacy, reflected in his versatile poetic expression, underscore his commitment to illuminating the struggles and resilience of the working class, making his contributions to literature and social thought all the more significant.
Amid the fluctuating tides of social movements and literary dialogues, 'Songs of the Army of the Night' is as relevant today as it was upon its inception. DigiCat Publishing's painstaking reproduction underscores the importance of preserving literary classics, allowing new generations to experience Adams' masterpieces. Scholars, students of literature, and readers with an interest in the intersection between art and social justice will find in Adams' work an enduring source of inspiration and contemplation.
Francis Adams (1862–1893) was a prolific Anglo-Australian writer, literary critic, and social commentator known for his progressive views and fervent advocacy for social reform. Born in Malta and educated in England, Adams ventured to Australia for his health and became a significant figure in the Australian literary scene of the late 19th century. His most celebrated work, 'Songs of the Army of the Night', written in 1888, represents a poignant collection of poems that showcase his deep empathy for the working class and his eagerness to address social inequities. Adams' masterful use of verse and prosody serves as a vessel for his humanitarian ideals, and the book remains a touchstone in Australian and British poetic traditions. His literary style often blended realism with romanticism, capturing the landscape and psyche of the places and times he lived in. Despite his life's brevity, Adams left behind a legacy as an influential thinker, whose writings continue to be discussed in academic circles, offering insights into the socio-cultural fabric of the late Victorian era (Green, H. M. 'A History of Australian Literature.').
Erscheint lt. Verlag | 1.8.2022 |
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Verlagsort | Prague |
Sprache | englisch |
Themenwelt | Literatur ► Lyrik / Dramatik ► Lyrik / Gedichte |
Schlagworte | 19th century poetry • Army of the Night • Australian Literature • English literature • Francis Adams poet • lyric poetry collection • Poetic anthologies • Poetry • Political Poetry • radical verse • socialist literature • Victorian era poetry • Working Class |
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