Opuscula - Essays chiefly Philological and Ethnographical
R. G. Latham
Publisher: Good Press
Summary
In 'Opuscula' by R. G. Latham, readers are introduced to a collection of short essays and treatises that dive deep into various topics such as linguistics, literature, and philosophy. Latham's writing style is characterized by its dense yet eloquent prose, reminiscent of the philosophical works of the Enlightenment period. The book provides insight into the intellectual climate of the 19th century, offering valuable perspectives on the major debates and discussions of the era. Latham's erudite approach is sure to engage readers seeking a challenging intellectual read, with its profound analysis and thought-provoking ideas. Fans of historical literature and philosophy will find 'Opuscula' a rewarding and enlightening read. R. G. Latham, a renowned scholar and linguist of the 19th century, was known for his contributions to the field of philology and his expertise in ancient languages. His extensive knowledge and deep passion for academic pursuits are evident in 'Opuscula,' where he explores a wide range of subjects with precision and finesse. I highly recommend 'Opuscula' to readers interested in delving into the intellectual debates of the 19th century and exploring the works of a distinguished scholar like R. G. Latham. This book will challenge your thinking and broaden your understanding of the literary and philosophical landscape of the time.
Available since: 12/23/2019.
Print length: 442 pages.
