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The Man of Letters as a Man of Business (illustrated)

William Dean Howells

Editora: Swish

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Sinopse

The Man of Letters as a Man of Business by William Dean Howells offers profound insights into the intersection of literature, art, and commerce. Originally published in 1893, this timeless essay examines the economic realities faced by writers and artists, challenging societal perceptions of art as a profession. With eloquence and wit, Howells discusses the conflicts between creativity and commerce, making this work an essential read for literary enthusiasts, aspiring writers, and anyone intrigued by the role of art in a capitalist world.
This edition preserves the original text while enhancing readability for modern audiences, making it ideal for literary scholars and casual readers alike.
Features:

	A thought-provoking exploration of literature as a profession.
	Historical insights into the late 19th-century literary landscape.
	Perfect for readers interested in the history of literature, publishing, or the arts.Literary history
Disponível desde: 06/12/2024.

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