All_For_Love_By_John_Dryden_Paperback
All_For_Love_By_John_Dryden_Paperback
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All For Love By John Dryden Paperback

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19.81 x 12.9 x 2 cm

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Country Of Origin

India


About Author

John Dryden (1631 1700) Was A Towering Figure Of English Literature During The Restoration Period, Known For His Work As A Poet, Playwright, Translator, Satirist, And Critic.He Was Born On 9 August 1631 In Aldwinkle, Northamptonshire, England, And Educated At Westminster School And Trinity College, Cambridge.Dryden Was Appointed Poet Laureate In 1668, Reflecting His Prominence At The Royal Court. His Literary Range Was Vast: He Wrote Heroic Plays (E.G., The Conquest Of Granada), Comic Dramas (E.G., Marriage ' La Mode), Blank-Verse Tragedies (E.G., All For Love) And Important Critical Essays Like Of Dramatick Poesie. As A Critic, He Helped Shape English Literary Theory; His Prose In Prefaces And Essays Is Highly Regarded. He Was Also A Prolific Translator, Rendering Works By Virgil, Horace, Juvenal, Ovid And Others Into English In His Poetry, Dryden Is Celebrated For Perfecting The Heroic Couplet A Style That Deeply Influenced Later English Poets Like Alexander Pope. His Major Works Include Absalom And Achitophel (Satire), Mac Flecknoe, Annus Mirabilis, And Fables, Ancient And Modern. He Died On 1 May 1700, And His Influence On English Literature, Especially In Poetry And Dramatic Theory, Remains Profound., John Dryden (1631 1700) Was A Towering Figure Of English Literature During The Restoration Period, Known For His Work As A Poet, Playwright, Translator, Satirist, And Critic.He Was Born On 9 August 1631 In Aldwinkle, Northamptonshire, England, And Educated At Westminster School And Trinity College, Cambridge.Dryden Was Appointed Poet Laureate In 1668, Reflecting His Prominence At The Royal Court. His Literary Range Was Vast: He Wrote Heroic Plays (E.G., The Conquest Of Granada), Comic Dramas (E.G., Marriage ' La Mode), Blank-Verse Tragedies (E.G., All For Love) And Important Critical Essays Like Of Dramatick Poesie. As A Critic, He Helped Shape English Literary Theory; His Prose In Prefaces And Essays Is Highly Regarded. He Was Also A Prolific Translator, Rendering Works By Virgil, Horace, Juvenal, Ovid And Others Into English In His Poetry, Dryden Is Celebrated For Perfecting The Heroic Couplet A Style That Deeply Influenced Later English Poets Like Alexander Pope. His Major Works Include Absalom And Achitophel (Satire), Mac Flecknoe, Annus Mirabilis, And Fables, Ancient And Modern. He Died On 1 May 1700, And His Influence On English Literature, Especially In Poetry And Dramatic Theory, Remains Profound.


Author Name

John Dryden


Genre

Literary Theory, History & Criticism


No Of Pages

132


Publisher

Shueisha


Isbn Code

Ãâšã'šâ¬Ã...Â1/2 9781419105548, Ãâšã'šâ¬Ã...Â1/2 9781419105548

Product Description


  • Premium Quality: This 132-page paperback edition presents John Dryden's celebrated blank-verse tragedy All for Love, a cornerstone of English Restoration drama and essential reading in literary history and criticism.

  • Product Design: Written by John Dryden (1631 - 1700), a towering figure of English literature appointed Poet Laureate in 1668, the play showcases his mastery of blank-verse tragedy and his enduring influence on dramatic form.

  • User Experience: All for Love offers readers an intimate engagement with Restoration-era theatre, presenting Dryden's reimagining of the Antony and Cleopatra narrative in a form that is both emotionally compelling and intellectually rich.

  • Versatile Occasion: Suitable as a course text, a collector's addition to a classic drama library, or a thoughtful gift for lovers of English literature and theatrical history.

  • Quality Craftsmanship: Dryden's literary range was vast - encompassing heroic plays, comic dramas, critical essays, and prolific translations of Virgil, Horace, Juvenal, and Ovid - and this work reflects the full depth of his craft.

  • Ideal For: Recommended for students of English literature, drama, and literary theory, as well as general readers with an interest in classic theatre and the Restoration period.