Essays modern and Elizabethan

by Edward Dowden

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A collection of fourteen essays by the distinguished critic Edward Dowden, Essays Modern and Elizabethan reflects Dowden's passion for literature and his expertise with Shakespeare. In these essays, exemplars of literary criticism, Dowden examines the work of Henrik Ibsen, Heinrich Heine, Goethe, and Shakespeare, among others, as well as elements of Elizabethan literature.… (more)

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A collection of fourteen essays by the distinguished critic Edward Dowden, Essays Modern and Elizabethan reflects Dowden's passion for literature and his expertise with Shakespeare. In these essays, exemplars of literary criticism, Dowden examines the work of Henrik Ibsen, Heinrich Heine, Goethe, and Shakespeare, among others, as well as elements of Elizabethan literature.

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