Sartor Resartus, And On Heroes, Hero-Worship, And The Heroic In History

Exploring the nature of heroism and its impact on society, this collection delves into the philosophical and historical significance of heroes. The first part, "Sartor Resartus," presents a unique narrative on the philosophy of clothing as a metaphor for personal transformation. The subsequent essays examine the concept of hero-worship throughout history, analyzing various figures and their influence. Edited by Ernest Rhys and introduced by Professor W. H. Hudson, this work invites readers to reflect on the role of heroes in shaping human experience and culture.