Life Of Lord Byron: With His Letters And Journals Vol. VI
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Ja
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Erscheinungsdatum
04.01.2026
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Thomas MooreVerlag
Double9 BooksSeitenzahl
318 (Printausgabe)
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577 KB
Sprache
Englisch
EAN
9788167171856
Life of lord byron volume 6 is a literary biography that explores the final years of Lord Byron through his letters and journals from 1823-1824, offering a detailed insight into his emotional, intellectual, and social world. This volume highlights the importance of personal correspondence in understanding Romantic literature and the lived experiences of major literary figures.
The narrative focuses on Byron's final period, revealing themes of ambition, reputation, and inner conflict that shaped his identity. Through his writings, readers gain access to the private reflections behind his public persona, illustrating the complexity of Romantic-era authorship. The work also examines his literary connections with Percy Bysshe Shelley and Leigh Hunt, showing how intellectual exchange and rivalry influenced the literary culture of the time.
As a work of 19th-century literary biography, it contributes to Romantic literary history by preserving personal documents that deepen understanding of both the author and the broader cultural movement.
The narrative focuses on Byron's final period, revealing themes of ambition, reputation, and inner conflict that shaped his identity. Through his writings, readers gain access to the private reflections behind his public persona, illustrating the complexity of Romantic-era authorship. The work also examines his literary connections with Percy Bysshe Shelley and Leigh Hunt, showing how intellectual exchange and rivalry influenced the literary culture of the time.
As a work of 19th-century literary biography, it contributes to Romantic literary history by preserving personal documents that deepen understanding of both the author and the broader cultural movement.
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