A Vers de Société Anthology - Exploring the Essence of Societal Verse Through Literary Masters
William Shakespeare, Gelett Burgess, Robert Herrick, James Russell Lowell, Walter Savage Landor, Austin Dobson, Frederick Locker-Lampson, Ben Jonson, James Jeffrey Roche, H. C. Bunner, Edmund Clarence Stedman, Thomas Haynes Bayly, Winthrop Mackworth Praed
Verlag: Good Press
Beschreibung
A Vers de Société Anthology celebrates the intricate dance of wit, satire, and elegance that defines the realm of social verse, encapsulating a rich tapestry of themes from love and friendship to societal quirks. This carefully curated collection brings together the ephemeral charm and enduring observations of its contributors, each piece an exemplar of the playful yet poignant commentary characteristic of 'vers de société.' While every work stands out in its own right, some perfectly balance the wit and brevity emblematic of this literary form, ensuring that the reader can find both solace and reflection within its pages. The anthology taps into the collective genius of illustrious literary figures such as William Shakespeare, Ben Jonson, and Gelett Burgess, whose works span eras and stylistic evolutions. These authors, each rooted in their unique historical and cultural context, bridge the gap between classical reminiscence and Victorian sensibilities, presenting a cohesive examination of societal norms through their vivid poetry. Influenced by Romanticism, the Enlightenment, and pre-modernist thought, the collection showcases a melding of perspectives that capture the fluidity and dynamism of social commentary in verse. It is the intelligent interweaving of these voices that makes *A Vers de Société Anthology* an essential addition to any literature aficionado's library. This anthology is ideal for those seeking to traverse multiple lifetimes and paradigms of poetic expression within one compelling volume. As readers immerse themselves, they will find themselves navigating through varied interpretations and reflections of society that are as relevant today as in their time of writing, offering expansive insights and a delightful scholarly experience.
Verfügbar seit: 19.10.2023.
Drucklänge: 148 Seiten.
