The History of English Literature
- 440 páginas
- 16 horas de lectura
William Spalding fue un escritor y académico escocés que dedicó las últimas dos décadas de su vida a la enseñanza de la retórica y la lógica. Su obra literaria abarcó ensayos, reseñas y textos históricos, con un interés particular en Shakespeare y los dramaturgos isabelinos. Los análisis de Spalding se caracterizaron por su profundidad y precisión, lo que contribuyó significativamente al estudio literario. Su trabajo es valorado por su rigor intelectual y claridad estilística.




In this fascinating and provocative book, William Spalding examines the authorship of The Two Noble Kinsmen, arguing that it was co-authored by Shakespeare and John Fletcher. Spalding also provides a detailed analysis of Shakespeare's language and style, offering new insights into his works and the development of his craft.
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