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Matthew Arnold

Language EnglishEnglish
Book Paperback
Book Matthew Arnold Stefan Collini
Libristo code: 04478007
Publishers Oxford University Press, February 2008
Matthew Arnold (1822-88), the leading man-of-letters of the Victorian age, has been the decisive inf... Full description
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Matthew Arnold (1822-88), the leading man-of-letters of the Victorian age, has been the decisive influence on modern thinking about literature and criticism and his work has become an inescapable cultural reference point today. In this stylish and entertaining book Stefan Collini examines the whole range of Arnold's literary, social, and religious criticism as well as his poetry, placing them in the context of the major intellectual controversies of the nineteenth century. By attending to the distinctive power of Arnold's writing to charm, tease, persuade, and irritate, the book provides a brilliant characterization of the tone and temper of his mind. This edition includes a substantial Afterword which reflects on Arnold's continuing polemical significance and his role in contemporary cultural debate.

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