Edward Young was een Engelse dichter, criticus, filosoof en theoloog, vooral bekend van zijn werk Night-Thoughts. Zijn schrijven verdiepte zich vaak in diepgaande filosofische en theologische thema's. Zijn stijl werd gekenmerkt door intense introspectie en contemplatie over het menselijk bestaan en spiritualiteit.
Originally published in 1742, this highly regarded poem captivated readers for a century, becoming one of the most beloved works in English literature. Its themes delve into profound reflections on life, death, and the human experience, resonating deeply with audiences. The poem's enduring popularity highlights its significant impact and relevance throughout the years, showcasing the timeless nature of its insights and emotional depth.
With Life, Critical Dissertations, And Explanatory Notes (1853)
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A comprehensive examination of the life and work of William Blake, one of the most important poets and artists of the Romantic era. This book offers a unique insight into Blake's visionary ideas and explores the complex relationship between his art and his mystical beliefs.
In this beautiful volume, readers will find a complete collection of the poetical works of Edward Young, one of the most celebrated poets of the 18th century. Young's vivid imagery and emotional depth make his poems still relevant today, and this edition is the perfect addition to any poetry lover's library.
The Complaint and Consolation is a philosophical poem that explores the themes of life, death, and immortality. Edward Young confronts these existential topics with insight and depth, offering readers a consolatory perspective on life's many mysteries. This work is a classic of philosophical poetry and essential reading for anyone interested in the nature of existence.