Yorkshire Ditties, First Series (eBook)
144 Seiten
DigiCat (Verlag)
859-654725447-8 (EAN)
John Hartley, a prominent figure in Yorkshire's literary scene, was deeply rooted in the culture and language that he depicts so vividly. His commitment to portraying the vibrant life and character of his people led him to compile these ditties, which serve as both a celebration and a critical reflection of Yorkshire identity. Hartley's deep understanding and affection for Yorkshire life are evident in each verse, making this series much more than a mere collection of regional poetry; it's a window into the heart of Yorkshire at the time of the author.
Hartley's 'Yorkshire Ditties, First Series' will resonate with enthusiasts of folk literature, students of English dialects, and those interested in the cultural heritage of Yorkshire. The accessible literary style, coupled with an undercurrent of both affection and satire, offers both entertainment and insight. This book would be a valuable addition to any collection that honours linguistic diversity and the colourful tableau of human experience captured in regional literature. DigiCat's thoughtful reproduction ensures that the essence and flavour of Hartley's work endure, inviting readers to revel in the oral traditions and witticisms of Yorkshire's past.
John Hartley (1839-1915) was a prolific English writer and poet, renowned for his contribution to the preservation of Yorkshire dialect through his literary works. Born in Halifax, West Yorkshire, Hartley's writings authentically captured the essence of local life and language of the 19th century. He is best known for his 'Yorkshire Ditties, First Series' (1878), a collection of poems that resonate with wit and local color, providing a valuable insight into the cultural fabric of Yorkshire during that era. His literary style often entailed a humorous depiction of Yorkshire character and traditions, earning him a fond place in the hearts of his readers. Beyond ditties, Hartley also published other works including 'Clock Almanack' and numerous other poems and short stories that frequently appeared in local newspapers and periodicals. His work contributed significantly to English regional literature and has been studied by scholars interested in sociolinguistics and folklore. Hartley's legacy remains as a beacon of regional identity and pride, capturing the unique spirit of Yorkshire through the timeless appeal of his words.
Erscheint lt. Verlag | 4.9.2022 |
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Verlagsort | Prague |
Sprache | englisch |
Themenwelt | Literatur ► Lyrik / Dramatik ► Lyrik / Gedichte |
Schlagworte | Dialect poetry • dialect verse • England • English • English dialect poetry • English literature • folk poetry England • historical regional poetry • John Hartley poet • nineteenth-century poetry • Poetry • Poetry of places • rural verse • traditional English ditties • Yorkshire • Yorkshire dialect literature • Yorkshire poetry |
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