Henry Fielding Als Humorist (1900)

Focusing on the life and literary contributions of Henry Fielding, this book by Wilhelm Homann examines the author's distinctive use of humor, particularly satire and wit, to critique societal issues of his era. It offers a thorough biography, detailing Fielding's upbringing, education, and his career as both a playwright and novelist. Key works like "Tom Jones" and "Joseph Andrews" are analyzed for their moral and social commentary. This study highlights Fielding's significant impact on 18th-century literature through his innovative humor.