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The Critics Versus Shakspere (eBook)

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2022
55 Seiten
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The Critics Versus Shakspere - Francis Asbury Smith
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Francis Asbury Smith's "The Critics Versus Shakspere" is a rigorous examination of the literary criticism that has surrounded William Shakespeare's works. In this scholarly text, Smith employs a methodical style characterized by clear argumentation and extensive textual analysis, engaging with historical and contemporary critiques of Shakespeare's artistry. The work is situated within a broader context of Shakespearean studies, addressing the contentious interpretations and evolving critical perspectives that have influenced the playwright's legacy. Smith's exploration reveals a deep reverence for Shakespeare while challenging prevailing misconceptions that have marred the understanding of his genius. Francis Asbury Smith, an esteemed literary scholar, dedicated much of his career to the intricacies of English literature, particularly the works of Shakespeare. His expertise emerged from a rich background in literary scholarship and criticism, fueled by an unwavering passion for uncovering the layers of meaning within Shakespeare's texts. Smith's insights are informed not only by his extensive research but also by his desire to elevate the conversation around Shakespeare and restore the playwright's prominence against the backdrop of conflicting views. This book is an indispensable read for anyone interested in Shakespearean literature and literary criticism. Scholars, students, and enthusiasts alike will find Smith's exploration both enlightening and thought-provoking, making it a vital addition to the discourse on one of the English language's greatest playwrights. Engage with Smith's compelling arguments and discover a nuanced perspective on the eternal debate surrounding Shakespeare.

Francis Asbury Smith, a profound scholar and dedicated litterateur, positioned himself amidst the intellectual elite of his era through his critical examination of Shakespearean literature. His seminal work, 'The Critics Versus Shakspere'—a text which purposefully employs an archaic spelling of Shakespeare's name—reflects Smith's commitment to a rigorous and scholarly approach to Elizabethan drama. In this book, Smith embarks on a meticulous deconstruction of the bard's texts, juxtaposing the interpretations of various critics against the richness of Shakespeare's original prose. While limited information is available regarding Smith's biographical details, his literary contributions suggest a deep engagement with historical criticism and a passion for dissecting the intricate layers of one of the greatest playwrights in the English language. Smith's analytical style is characterized by comprehensive evaluations of thematic elements, linguistic nuances, and the broader cultural implications of Shakespearean works. Although not as widely recognized as some of his contemporaries, Smith's influence is noticeable in academic circles that value the intersection of Shakespearean scholarship and critical literary analysis. His book remains a testament to his scholarly dedication and serves as a valuable resource for those seeking an in-depth understanding of Shakespearean critique.

Erscheint lt. Verlag 16.9.2022
Verlagsort Prague
Sprache englisch
Themenwelt Literatur Lyrik / Dramatik
Geisteswissenschaften Geschichte
Schlagworte 1564-1616 • 19th century • authorship • bard of Avon scholarly debate • Classic literature defense • controversial authorship discourse • critical scholarly examination • criticism and interpretation • Elizabethan drama analysis • Elizabethan era • Elizabethan literary analysis • English literature • english literature history • English literature impact • Francis Asbury Smith author • Historical context exploration • History • literary artistry • Literary criticism • literary criticism and history • literary debate • literary forensics • literary legacy reexamination • meticulous literary critique • provocative Shakespeare studies • Renaissance literature research • Scholarly integrity • Shakespeare • Shakespearean canon • Shakespearean identity controversy • Shakespearean scholarship • Shakespearean Studies • Shakespeare authorship debate • Shakespeare's plays analysis • theatrical historical research • William • William Shakespeare criticism
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