博客來This collection, “Three Letters and an Essay, 1836-1841, †offers a glimpse into the early thoughts and development of John Ruskin, one of the Victorian era’s most influential writers and art critics. Discovered within his tutor’s desk, these pieces provide valuable insight into Ruskin’s formative years. The letters reveal his personal reflections and intellectual pursuits during his late adolescence, while the essay showcases his burgeoning talent for observation and analysis.
Readers interested in Ruskin’s life and work, or in the intellectual climate of 19th-century England, will find this collection a fascinating resource. These early writings foreshadow the themes and ideas that would later define Ruskin’s career, making them essential reading for scholars and enthusiasts alike.
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