George Henry Lewes fu un filosofo e critico letterario e teatrale inglese, profondamente immerso nelle correnti intellettuali della metà dell'epoca vittoriana. Si confrontò con le idee emergenti del darwinismo, del positivismo e dello scetticismo religioso, contribuendo ai ferventi dibattiti dell'epoca. La sua acutezza critica e le sue indagini filosofiche plasmarono il discorso contemporaneo sull'arte e sul pensiero. Sebbene sia noto per la sua associazione con George Eliot, i suoi contributi intellettuali individuali lo segnano come una figura importante della vita intellettuale vittoriana.
This reprint brings back a classic originally published in 1856, preserving its historical significance and literary value. Readers can expect an authentic experience of the text as it was first presented, offering insights into the themes and context of the era. The book serves as a valuable resource for those interested in historical literature and the evolution of storytelling.
This edition focuses on making historical works accessible through large print, catering specifically to individuals with impaired vision. The publishing house Megali is dedicated to preserving and reproducing these important texts, ensuring that they remain available to a wider audience.
with His Life by George Henry Lewes: Life and Works of Goethe Vol. II
Exploring the relationship between character and circumstance, the text posits that individuals shape their realities through their personal qualities and decisions. It emphasizes the idea that one's character determines the nature of their existence, suggesting that different people can create vastly different outcomes from the same set of circumstances. This philosophical perspective highlights the power of human agency and creativity in constructing a life, whether it be grand or modest.
with His Life by George Henry Lewes: Life and Works of Goethe Vol. I
The book explores the idea that individuals shape their own destinies through their character and choices rather than being mere products of their circumstances. It emphasizes the concept of personal agency, suggesting that people possess the ability to transform their environments into vastly different outcomes, akin to an architect designing various structures from the same materials. This perspective highlights the significance of inner strength and creativity in determining one's life path.