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George Eliot, Thomas Carlyle, John Ruskin, T. S. Arthur, Sarah Fielding, Constance Fenimore Woolson, Mary Wollstonecraft, H. G. Wells, Brand Whitlock, Irving Bacheller, George Horace Lorimer, E. A. L. O., Hannah More, Mary H. Eastman, Margaret M. Robertson, J. G. Holland, James Oppenheim, George Griswold Livermore, Silas Xavier Floyd, Eleanora H. Stooke, Horatio Jr. Alger

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A Cornucopia of Knowledge: 24 Didactic Fiction Books serves as an expansive journey through the rich tapestry of didactic fiction, melding an array of literary styles and themes. The anthology covers the spectrum from moral and philosophical teachings to social paradigms, offering a broad range of narratives that both educate and entertain. While the works vary in styleâ€"from the realism of everyday life to the speculative ponderings of future worldsâ€"their central unifying theme is the endeavor to impart wisdom and provoke thought. These narratives collectively coalesce into a significant, multifaceted exploration of didactic literature, with standout pieces that resonate through their moral clarity and intellectual depth. The anthology brings together a diverse array of authors whose contributions illustrate the thematic richness and complexity of didactic fiction. The featured contributors span multiple literary and cultural movements, from Enlightenment and Victorian moralists to pioneers of speculative fiction. Authors like George Eliot and Mary Wollstonecraft delve into the intricacies of socio-political issues and moral dilemmas, while innovators such as H. G. Wells provide speculative reflections on the future of humanity. With this collective of historic and literary titans, the anthology not only reflects the evolution of moralistic narrative but also offers a platform for voices that engage with timeless human quandaries. This expertly curated collection invites readers to immerse themselves in the combined intellect and creativity of some of history's most influential authors. A Cornucopia of Knowledge is essential for those seeking to understand the didactic potential of literature and appreciate the interplay of diverse perspectives within the genre. Ideal for both educational purposes and personal enrichment, the anthology holds the promise of a reflective and transformative reading experience. It offers an unparalleled dialogic interaction among authors whose works continue to inspire, instruct, and spark dialogue for generations to come.

Disponibile da: 04/03/2025.

Lunghezza di stampa: 2000 pagine.

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