Victorian Short Stories: Stories of Courtship - Exploring Love and Society in Victorian Courtship Narratives
Anthony Trollope, W. S. Gilbert, Israel Zangwill, George Egerton, Hubert Crackanthorpe
Editorial: Good Press
Sinopsis
Victorian Short Stories: Stories of Courtship is an expertly curated anthology that captures the multifaceted tapestry of courtship through the lens of the Victorian era. This collection encapsulates the complex dance of romance, societal roles, and human connection that marked the age, stretching across a spectrum of literary styles from the wry wit of social satire to the nuanced layers of psychological realism. Though diverse in its voices, the anthology presents a cohesive narrative on love and relationships, challenging and defining Victorian norms with remarkable eloquence. Notable entries offer poignant reflections on the era'Äôs intricate social conventions, subtly revealing the timeless tension between personal desire and public expectation. The volume invites readers into the minds of five distinctive authors, whose works align with and occasionally push against the Victorian literary tradition. With authors like the esteemed Anthony Trollope and the culturally astute Israel Zangwill, the collection harnesses a rich backdrop of social commentary, while George Egerton and Hubert Crackanthorpe bring in their modernist sensibilities to disrupt and enrich traditional narrative forms. The inclusion of W. S. Gilbert, with his signature sense of irony, further diversifies the collection, joining a dialogue that spans across different facets of Victorian experience and beyond. Victorian Short Stories: Stories of Courtship is an essential read for those eager to understand the enduring complexity of Victorian romances. It offers a unique opportunity to explore the kaleidoscope of perspectives that reflect both the universals and particulars of human relationships. With its wealth of insights, the anthology encourages readers to engage in a broader conversation about the interplay of tradition and individuality, while celebrating the artistry that defines some of Victorian literature's most provocative voices. Whether for scholarly inquiry or leisurely reading, this collection invites deep reflection and enjoyment.
Disponible desde: 19/08/2023.
Longitud de impresión: 87 páginas.
