The Complete Works (eBook)

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2022
4095 Seiten
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859-654739773-1 (EAN)

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The Complete Works - Charles Lamb, Mary Lamb
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The Complete Works of Charles and Mary Lamb is a seminal collection that showcases an impressive range of literary styles and themes, from poignant essays to imaginative fiction, capturing the essence of early 19th-century British literature. This anthology not only explores timeless human experiences but also provides a critical look into social and cultural norms of the era. The collection's depth is reflected in its variety, offering both light-hearted humor and contemplative reflection. Each piece stands out, together forming a cohesive mosaic that highlights the finesse and depth of the Lambs' collaborative genius. Charles and Mary Lamb were instrumental figures in the Romantic literary movement, with their works reflecting a blend of personal struggles and widely resonant themes. Known for their dedication to preserving and sharing the rich narratives of English culture, their collaboration transcends personal tribulations to deliver profound literary works. Their essays, stories, and translations have made significant contributions to the culture of the time, offering insightful commentary on a broad spectrum of human emotions and societal observations, making this collection an invaluable asset for understanding the period's literary dynamics. For enthusiasts of Romantic literature, The Complete Works is an essential acquisition, offering readers an unparalleled opportunity to explore the depth and diversity of thought characterizing early 19th-century letters. The Lambs' collective insight fosters a unique dialogue within their works, making it an essential experience for those seeking to understand the era's intellectual and cultural landscape. Engaging with this collection offers both educational enrichment and a delightful journey through the myriad of styles and themes that Charles and Mary Lamb so eloquently present.

Charles Lamb (1775-1834) was an esteemed English essayist, poet, and antiquarian, best known for his charming and witty prose style as well as his collaborative efforts with his sister, Mary Lamb. Together, they composed the acclaimed 'Tales from Shakespeare', a work designed to introduce children to the plays of Shakespeare. Charles' personal legacy, however, is primarily cemented by his 'Essays of Elia', a collection of essays published under his well-known pseudonym 'Elia'. These essays appeared first in 'The London Magazine' and were later collected as 'The Complete Works'. Lamb's prose is marked by its conversational tone, personal and often autobiographical content, and the ability to turn the mundane into the profound with a touch of humor and pathos. Despite facing personal hardships, including his sister's mental illness and his own struggles, Lamb's literary output remained infused with humanity and warmth, qualities that endeared him to readers in his time and still resonate today. His work occupies a significant place in the canon of English literature, as his essays are often celebrated for their insight into the human condition and their reflection of the Romantic spirit of the early 19th century.

Erscheint lt. Verlag 13.11.2022
Verlagsort Prague
Sprache englisch
Themenwelt Literatur Anthologien
Literatur Essays / Feuilleton
Schlagworte 19th Century English Literature • 19th century essays • Antique literature collections • British essayists • Charles Lamb essays • children's whimsical tales • Classic • Classical English authors • collaborative literary sibling • early 1800s English society • Early 19th century England • Edward Verrall Lucas • Elia essays collection • English prose and poetry • English Romantic writers • familial creative partnership • Harry Potter • Historical • historical cultural essays • historical literary letters • historical literature anthologies • intellectual rigor essays • introspective literary essays • J. D. Hennessey • literary fiction classics • Lyrical Prose Style • Oliver Twist • personal tribulations influence • reflective autobiographical prose • Robert Southey • Romantic movement anthology • Romantic period literature • Samuel Taylor Coleridge • Shakespeare • Shakespeare adaptations children • Shakespearean adaptations collection • Sibling authors collaboration • Tales from Shakespeare • The Chronicles of Narnia • Tom Sawyer • Victorian transition themes • William Hazlitt • William Wordsworth
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