Shelley

In «Shelley,» John Addington Symonds presents a compelling exploration of the life and works of the Romantic poet Percy Bysshe Shelley, deftly examining the intertwining of personal and artistic struggles. Written in the late 19th century, a time ripe with literary appreciation for Romantic ideals, Symonds employs a rich, elegant prose style that captures the essence of Shelley'Äôs radical philosophy and poetic innovation. This critical biography not only delves into Shelley'Äôs relationships, particularly with his contemporaries and lovers, but it also situates his contributions within the broader context of... Dalej