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The Harvard Classics Anthology : 51 Volumes of Nonfiction Books + 20 Volumes of the Greatest Works of Fiction

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The Harvard Classics Anthology stands as a monumental achievement in the collection of global literature and philosophy, weaving together the works of some of the most influential figures in Western thought and creativity. From the dramatic tension of Greek tragedies to the insightful musings of the Enlightenment philosophers, the anthology spans a vast array of literary genres, including poetry, essays, scientific writings, and seminal novels. Notable for its inclusion are the critical observations of society from Dickens and Twain, the existential musings of Goethe and Dostoevsky, alongside the pioneering scientific inquiries of Darwin and Pasteur. This eclectic mix not only highlights the diversity of human thought and experience but also showcases the evolving styles and concerns of writers across different periods. The editors have masterfully curated works from authors whose contributions have profoundly shaped the contours of cultural and scientific discourse. This collection encapsulates the essence of literary and intellectual movements ranging from the Renaissance's humanistic revival to the questioning spirits of the Enlightenment and the Romantic era's deep engagement with emotion and nature. The compilation reflects a rich tapestry of historical contexts, blending the philosophical with the poetic, the scientific with the speculative. The diverse authorship includes figures who have individually and collectively redefined their disciplines, heralding new ways of thinking and expressing the complexities of human life and the universe. For anyone inclined towards a deep and broad understanding of the forces that have shaped our current world view, The Harvard Classics Anthology provides an unparalleled resource. It beckons readers to embark on a journey through time, thought, and imagination, offering a unique opportunity to engage with the works of giants in literature and science. This collection serves not just as an educational tool but as a gateway to the exploration of the myriad ways in which human inquiry and creativity manifest. It is an indispensable volume for scholars, students, and anyone with an insatiable curiosity about the world and the diverse voices that narrate its story.


Author: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Author: Gotthold Ephraim Lessing Author: Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson Author: Thomas Carlyle Author: Theodor Storm Author: Charles Dickens Author: Plato Author: Theodor Fontane Author: RenÊ Descartes Author: Gottfried Keller Author: Mark Twain Author: Immanuel Kant Author: Charles Darwin Author: Martin Luther Author: Robert Louis Stevenson Author: William Shakespeare Author: Dante Alighieri Author: Euripides Author: Percy Bysshe Shelley Author: Charles Lamb Author: Henry David Thoreau Author: Henry James Author: Samuel Johnson Author: John Stuart Mill Author: Victor Hugo Author: Joseph Addison Author: Jane Austen Author: John Locke Author: John Fletcher Author: Francis Beaumont Author: Leigh Hunt Author: Epictetus Author: Alphonse Daudet Author: Thomas De Quincey Author: Guy de Maupassant Author: George Eliot Author: Walter Scott Author: Laurence Sterne Author: Samuel Taylor Coleridge Author: Jonathan Swift Author: Christopher Marlowe Author: Jacob Grimm Author: Wilhelm Grimm Author: William Hazlitt Author: Marcus Tullius Cicero Author: Daniel Defoe Author: Aesop Author: Richard Henry Dana Author: Henry Fielding Author: John Dryden Author: Philip Massinger Author: Pedro Calderón de la Barca Author: Bret Harte Author: George Sand Author: John Ruskin Author: Oliver Wendell Holmes Author: Ernest Renan Author: Robert Burns Author: David Garrick Author: Ralph Waldo Emerson Author: John Webster Author: Washington Irving Author: Izaak Walton Author: John Bunyan Author: Juan Valera Author: Alfred de Musset Author: James Russell Lowell Author: Charles Augustin Sainte-Beuve Author: Nathaniel Hawthorne Author: Homer Author: Edmund Burke Author: Plutarch Author: Molière Author: Aeschylus Author: Michael Faraday Author: Sophocles Author: William Makepeace Thackeray Author: Benjamin Franklin Author: Edward Everett Hale Author: Pierre Corneille Author: Jean Racine Author: Voltaire Author: Robert Browning Author: Oliver Goldsmith Author: Thomas Dekker Author: John Milton Author: Aristophanes Author: Blaise Pascal Author: Virgil Author: Richard Brinsley Sheridan Author: Simon Newcomb Author: William Penn Author: Walter Bigges Author: Philip Sidney Author: Herodotus Author: Walter Raleigh Author: Francis Bacon Author: Giuseppe Mazzini Author: Francis Pretty Author: George Berkeley Author: Thomas Hobbes Author: Adam Smith Author: Alessandro Manzoni Author: Abraham Cowley Author: Michel de Montaigne Author: Ben Jonson Author: John Woolman Author: Benvenuto Cellini Author: Sydney Smith Author: Jean Froissart Author: William Henry Harrison Author: William Harvey Author: Marcus Aurelius Author: Hans Christian Andersen Author: Thomas Malory Author: George Gordon Byron Author: Thomas à Kempis Author: Ivan Turgenev Author: Richard Steele Author: Thomas Browne Author: Archibald Geikie Author: Thomas Babington Macaulay Author: Leo Tolstoy Author: Fyodor Dostoevsky Author: Tacitus Author: William Roper Author: Hippocrates Author: Miguel de Cervantes Author: Thomas More Author: Friedrich von Schiller Author: Philip Nichols Author: Louis Pasteur Author: Joseph Lister Author: Jean Jacques Rousseau Author: Pliny the Younger Author: Charles W. Eliot Author: Edgar Alan Poe Author: Saint Augustine Author: Hermann Ludwig Ferdinand von Helmholtz Author: Francis Drake Author: Edward Haies Author: Niccolo Machiavelli Author: Ambroise ParÊ Author: William A. Neilson Author: HonorÊ Balzac Author: Alexander L. Kielland