Herbert J. C. Grierson Books
Herbert Grierson was a Scottish literary scholar and critic renowned for his efforts in promoting interest in the metaphysical poets, most notably John Donne. His scholarship centered on 17th-century English poetry, though he also held a keen interest in the works of Walter Scott. Grierson's contributions lie in his profound understanding and his ability to illuminate the complexity and beauty of poetry from this era for readers. His work continues to shape the interpretation of seminal literary figures and genres.
Milton and Wordsworth, Poets and Prophets
A Study of Their Reactions to Political Events
- 196 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Based on a series of lectures by John Clifford Grierson, this work explores the literary contributions of Milton and Wordsworth, offering insights into their poetic techniques and themes. Originally published in 1937, it delves into the historical context and philosophical underpinnings of their writings, making it a significant resource for understanding these influential poets and their impact on English literature.
