Insurrections
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. " The Times Literary Supplement.
"... The Playboy of the Western World is a dramatic satire of the most penetrative keenness ; it flashes with surprises and holds unsuspected exposures waiting for us to the very close of its last act ... Of the place which these writings now so piously and so fittingly collected will take in literature it it much too toon to speak of with certainty ; yet it is difficult to tee any name among those of our youngest contemporaries more likely to endure than that... of Synge. " Edmund Gosse in The Morning Post.
"The publication of these volumes is an event of great im- portance. . . . Synge saw deeper than others not into the motives, but into the significance of men and things ; that, we think, is the peculiar quality of his genius. . . . He is an epic rather than a lyric poet ; he goes beyond the expression of particular and definite emotions to give a general sense of con- tinuity and reality. He has to make us believe in his vision, and this he does by convincing us that his emotions are felt for a world more real than the world that is known to common men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. " The Times Literary Supplement.
"... The Playboy of the Western World is a dramatic satire of the most penetrative keenness ; it flashes with surprises and holds unsuspected exposures waiting for us to the very close of its last act ... Of the place which these writings now so piously and so fittingly collected will take in literature it it much too toon to speak of with certainty ; yet it is difficult to tee any name among those of our youngest contemporaries more likely to endure than that... of Synge. " Edmund Gosse in The Morning Post.
"The publication of these volumes is an event of great im- portance. . . . Synge saw deeper than others not into the motives, but into the significance of men and things ; that, we think, is the peculiar quality of his genius. . . . He is an epic rather than a lyric poet ; he goes beyond the expression of particular and definite emotions to give a general sense of con- tinuity and reality. He has to make us believe in his vision, and this he does by convincing us that his emotions are felt for a world more real than the world that is known to common men.
What to read after Insurrections?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephens James to read onlineMoreLess
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