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The Outline of Literature – John Drinkwater, Horace Shipp
R410,00
Published by: George Newnes
Date of Publication: 1957
871 pages
[In remarkable condition, and with original dust jacket, compared to other antiquarian and rare book listings of this edition. There are only three minor imperfections: a loose paper edge to the inside hard cover; ever-so-slight scuffing discolouration to outside bottom of pages; and a slight tear to dust jacket back page, along the hardcover border.]
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The Outline of Literature by John Drinkwater and Horace Shipp is a renowned literary work that explores the vast panorama of world literature. From the earliest texts of ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome to the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, and the vibrant years of modern literature, this volume offers an in-depth look at literary evolution. Updated with each new edition, it reflects the latest scholarly insights, incorporating both new chapters and revisions that keep pace with contemporary contributions since the Second World War.
Maintaining the spirit of John Drinkwater’s original vision, this work benefits from his expertise as a poet, dramatist, essayist, and biographer. His intimate understanding of the writer’s craft and passion for literature shine through in this rich narrative.
Ideal for literature enthusiasts, students, and educators, The Outline of Literature serves as both an engaging historical narrative and a valuable reference tool. With 888 pages of text, eight colour plates, sixty-four monochrome plates, and comprehensive biographies, it’s a timeless resource for anyone passionate about the written word.
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