Swift
Leslie Stephen
thg 9 2022 · DigiCat
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In "Swift," Leslie Stephen engages deeply with the complex legacy of Jonathan Swift, navigating the confluence of satire, belief, and moral introspection that defines the author's oeuvre. Stephen's literary style is marked by its incisive analysis and eloquent prose, which meticulously unravels the layers of Swift's work, particularly his critiques of society and human nature. Set against the backdrop of the 18th-century literary scene, this biography offers extensive context to understanding Swift's enduring impact on literature and political thought, celebrating his contributions while also grappling with the darker shades of his character and beliefs. Leslie Stephen, a prominent Victorian intellectual himself, drew on his rich scholarly background and personal grapplings with the tenets of belief and skepticism to compose this insightful exploration. As the father of Virginia Woolf and a critical figure in the development of the modern British philosophy, Stephen's acute awareness of both literary history and the philosophical undercurrents of Swift's work emboldens his portrait of the author, making it a significant contribution to both literary biography and criticism. Readers interested in the intersections of literature, philosophy, and social commentary will find "Swift" a compelling addition to their collections. Stephen's thorough research and thoughtful reflections invite both ardent admirers of Swift and new readers alike to engage with the man behind the satire, encouraging a reevaluation of not just Swift's legacy, but of the very nature of critique itself.
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Leslie Stephen (1832-1904) was a distinguished English literary figure, critic, historian, and biographer whose works contributed significantly to Victorian literature. He was born into an illustrious intellectual family, which shaped his academic and philosophical outlook. Educated at Eton College and King's College, Cambridge, Stephen's scholarly pursuits led him to a life dedicated to letters. Known for his incisive criticism and profound understanding of the cultural ethos of his time, Stephen's works covered a vast array of subjects, from ethics to literature to mountaineering. Notably, his analytical prowess is exemplified in his text 'Swift' which provides an in-depth exploration of Jonathan Swift's life and legacy. The biography not only illuminates Swift's complex personality but also reflects on the moral and satirical elements of his writings, showcasing Stephen's penetrating literary style. Stephen served as the editor of the prestigious 'Cornhill Magazine' and was the first editor of the 'Dictionary of National Biography,' an invaluable resource that profiles the lives of those who shaped British history. His contributions to the field of biography and literary criticism remain invaluable, and his influence persisted through his daughters, the notable painter Vanessa Bell and the celebrated writer Virginia Woolf, ensuring that the Stephen family legacy continued to shape the world of arts and letters.
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