An Introduction to the Study of Robert Browning's Poetry By: Hiram Corson (1828-1911)
In "An Introduction to the Study of Robert Browning's Poetry" by Hiram Corson, readers are provided with a comprehensive and insightful examination of Browning's poetic works. Corson's deep knowledge and genuine appreciation for Browning's poetry shine through in this enlightening guide. One of the book's greatest strengths is its organization. Corson breaks down Browning's poems into various categories, allowing readers to easily navigate through his extensive body of work. Whether one is interested in understanding Browning's dramatic monologues or his lyric poetry, Corson's thorough analysis provides valuable context and interpretation. Corson's writing style is accessible and engaging, making this book ideal for both scholars studying Browning's poetry and general readers looking to delve into his artistic world. The author's passion for the subject matter is palpable, and his enthusiasm successfully ignites the reader's curiosity. Throughout the book, Corson introduces key themes and motifs found in Browning's poetry, offering valuable insights into the poet's thought process and artistic intentions. By exploring recurring topics such as love, faith, and self-discovery, readers gain a deeper understanding of the complexities and nuances present in Browning's writing. Furthermore, the book includes in-depth analysis of Browning's most notable poems, showcasing Corson's vast knowledge of the poet's oeuvre. Corson's commentary on individual works not only provides a detailed examination but also encourages readers to engage critically with the text. One noteworthy aspect of Corson's analysis is his focus on the historical and cultural context surrounding Browning's poems. By highlighting the social climate in which Browning lived, Corson allows readers to grasp the significance and relevance of the poet's themes in his time. However, some readers may find certain sections of the book overly technical or academic. Corson's meticulous analysis occasionally delves into intricate literary devices and terminology, which may intimidate readers unfamiliar with literary criticism. Nevertheless, even these moments of complexity do not detract from the overall value and accessibility of the book. In conclusion, "An Introduction to the Study of Robert Browning's Poetry" by Hiram Corson is an invaluable guide for anyone interested in understanding and appreciating Browning's literary genius. Corson's expertise and passion shine through in his comprehensive analysis, making this book an indispensable resource for scholars, students, and enthusiasts of Browning's work. First Page: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF ROBERT BROWNING'S POETRY by Hiram Corson [This etext was prepared from a 1910 printing. This third edition was originally published in 1886.] Hiram Corson, LL.D., Professor of English Literature in the Cornell University; Author of "An Introduction to the Study of Shakespeare", "A Primer of English Verse, chiefly in its Aesthetic and Organic Character", "The Aims of Literary Study", etc. "Subtlest Assertor of the Soul in song." {There are several Greek phrases in this book. ASCII cannot represent the Greek characters, so if you are interested in these phrases, use the following map. Hopefully these phrases will not be mistaken for another language. . . . ASCII to Greek A,a alpha B,b beta G,g gamma D,d delta E,e epsilon Z,z zeta H,h eta Q,q theta I,i iota K,k kappa L,l lambda M,m mi/mu N,n ni/nu J,j ksi/xi O,o omikron/omicron P,p pi R,r rho S,s,c sigma T,t tau U,u ypsilon/upsilon F,f phi X,x chi/khi Y,y psi W,w omega ',`,/,\,^ Accents, follow the vowel... Continue reading book >>

An Introduction to the Study of Robert Browning's Poetry By: Hiram Corson (1828-1911)

In "An Introduction to the Study of Robert Browning's Poetry" by Hiram Corson, readers are provided with a comprehensive and insightful examination of Browning's poetic works. Corson's deep knowledge and genuine appreciation for Browning's poetry shine through in this enlightening guide.

One of the book's greatest strengths is its organization. Corson breaks down Browning's poems into various categories, allowing readers to easily navigate through his extensive body of work. Whether one is interested in understanding Browning's dramatic monologues or his lyric poetry, Corson's thorough analysis provides valuable context and interpretation.

Corson's writing style is accessible and engaging, making this book ideal for both scholars studying Browning's poetry and general readers looking to delve into his artistic world. The author's passion for the subject matter is palpable, and his enthusiasm successfully ignites the reader's curiosity.

Throughout the book, Corson introduces key themes and motifs found in Browning's poetry, offering valuable insights into the poet's thought process and artistic intentions. By exploring recurring topics such as love, faith, and self-discovery, readers gain a deeper understanding of the complexities and nuances present in Browning's writing.

Furthermore, the book includes in-depth analysis of Browning's most notable poems, showcasing Corson's vast knowledge of the poet's oeuvre. Corson's commentary on individual works not only provides a detailed examination but also encourages readers to engage critically with the text.

One noteworthy aspect of Corson's analysis is his focus on the historical and cultural context surrounding Browning's poems. By highlighting the social climate in which Browning lived, Corson allows readers to grasp the significance and relevance of the poet's themes in his time.

However, some readers may find certain sections of the book overly technical or academic. Corson's meticulous analysis occasionally delves into intricate literary devices and terminology, which may intimidate readers unfamiliar with literary criticism. Nevertheless, even these moments of complexity do not detract from the overall value and accessibility of the book.

In conclusion, "An Introduction to the Study of Robert Browning's Poetry" by Hiram Corson is an invaluable guide for anyone interested in understanding and appreciating Browning's literary genius. Corson's expertise and passion shine through in his comprehensive analysis, making this book an indispensable resource for scholars, students, and enthusiasts of Browning's work.

First Page:

AN INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF ROBERT BROWNING'S POETRY

by Hiram Corson

[This etext was prepared from a 1910 printing. This third edition was originally published in 1886.]

Hiram Corson, LL.D., Professor of English Literature in the Cornell University; Author of "An Introduction to the Study of Shakespeare", "A Primer of English Verse, chiefly in its Aesthetic and Organic Character", "The Aims of Literary Study", etc.

"Subtlest Assertor of the Soul in song."

{There are several Greek phrases in this book. ASCII cannot represent the Greek characters, so if you are interested in these phrases, use the following map. Hopefully these phrases will not be mistaken for another language. . . .

ASCII to Greek

A,a alpha B,b beta G,g gamma D,d delta E,e epsilon Z,z zeta H,h eta Q,q theta I,i iota K,k kappa L,l lambda M,m mi/mu N,n ni/nu J,j ksi/xi O,o omikron/omicron P,p pi R,r rho S,s,c sigma T,t tau U,u ypsilon/upsilon F,f phi X,x chi/khi Y,y psi W,w omega

',`,/,\,^ Accents, follow the vowel... Continue reading book >>

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