Byron

Byron's poetry, often viewed as an exception within Romanticism, intertwines with his scandalous life, sparking ongoing debate. This collection features insights from prominent British and American scholars, aimed at undergraduate students and sixth-form pupils. It explores how contemporary literary theory enhances the understanding of Byron's work, highlighting the interplay between historical contexts and literary form during the Romantic period. The book serves as a valuable resource for examining the complexities and richness of Byron's contributions to literature.