Lyly was an English writer whose linguistic style, known as Euphuism, first emerged in his early works. His writing is characterized by meticulously chosen vocabulary and an ornate yet intelligible mode of expression. Through his writings, he explored the intricate social conventions and ideals of his time, often with a touch of irony. Lyly's impact on the prose of his era was significant, and his unique style continues to resonate in literary circles today.
This two-volume set includes the dramatic works of John Lyly, along with notes and a biography of the author. With expert analysis and valuable insights, this edition is recommended for students and theater enthusiasts alike.
The Dramatic Works of John Lilly the Euphuist with Notes Some Account of His Life Writings is a comprehensive collection of the works of Elizabethan playwright John Lyly. Lyly is best known for his comedies, which combine witty wordplay with social commentary. This book includes all of Lyly's plays and provides valuable historical context and critical analysis. Anyone interested in the history of English theatre will find this book to be a valuable resource.
This book contains the complete works of John Lyly, the English writer best known for his books Euphues: The Anatomy of Wit and Euphues and His England. His writing was influential in the Elizabethan era. The book is a must-have for anyone interested in English literature from this time period.
This critical edition of John Lyly's seminal works Euphues and Euphues and His England provides valuable insights into the literary and cultural landscape of Elizabethan England. With meticulous attention to detail, Arber presents a text that is faithful to the original while also providing useful annotations and contextual information.