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180 Masterpieces of World Literature (Vol.1) : Leaves of Grass, Siddhartha, Middlemarch, The Jungle, Macbeth, Moby-Dick, A Study in Scarlet…

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180 Masterpieces of World Literature (Vol.1) presents an unparalleled collection that traverses the vast landscape of human thought, creativity, and experience through texts that have profoundly influenced the course of world literature. This anthology celebrates the diverse methodologies, philosophies, and literary styles exhibited across centuries—from the introspective existential inquiries of Dostoevsky to the whimsical realms devised by Lewis Carroll, and from the keen social observations of Jane Austen to the epic adventures penned by Homer. The collection underlines not only the diversity of human thought but also the universal themes that bind these disparate works: the quest for truth, the nature of justice, the complexities of human nature, and the pursuit of beauty, making it an essential compendium for scholars and enthusiasts alike. The contributing authors and editors, hailing from various epochs, geographies, and intellectual traditions, reflect a rich tapestry of humanity's cultural heritage. Figures such as Plato and Marcus Aurelius offer ancient wisdom while Charles Dickens and Victor Hugo provide a window into the social injustices of their times. The amalgamation of legendary poets, playwrights, philosophers, and novelists in this volume not only underscores significant historical and cultural movements but also showcases the evolution of literary expression, from the inception of written narrative to contemporary compositions. Their collective works, embodying the quintessence of human achievement in literature, converge to forge a multifaceted exploration of life's enduring inquiries. 180 Masterpieces of World Literature (Vol.1) invites readers on a journey across time and space, offering a unique opportunity to engage with the minds of some of history's greatest thinkers and storytellers. This anthology serves not merely as an academic resource but as a gateway into the vast expanses of human expression, encouraging readers to explore the intersections between these masterpieces and the contemporary world. It promises an enriching exploration for those keen to immerse themselves in the continuum of literary magnificence, fostering a deeper appreciation for the art of storytelling and its capacity to illuminate the human condition.


Auteur: Jules Verne Auteur: Lewis Carroll Auteur: Sigmund Freud Auteur: Charles Dickens Auteur: Plato Auteur: Mark Twain Auteur: Walt Whitman Auteur: Oscar Wilde Auteur: Edgar Allan Poe Auteur: William Shakespeare Auteur: Charlotte Brontë Auteur: Anne Brontë Auteur: Emily Brontë Auteur: Henry David Thoreau Auteur: Henry James Auteur: Louisa May Alcott Auteur: Victor Hugo Auteur: Frances Hodgson Burnett Auteur: Jane Austen Auteur: Herman Melville Auteur: James Allen Auteur: George Eliot Auteur: Walter Scott Auteur: Thomas Hardy Auteur: Daniel Defoe Auteur: Agatha Christie Auteur: Upton Sinclair Auteur: Anthony Trollope Auteur: Marcel Proust Auteur: Charles Baudelaire Auteur: William Makepeace Thackeray Auteur: Theodore Dreiser Auteur: Voltaire Auteur: Frederick Douglass Auteur: John Keats Auteur: James Joyce Auteur: Kahlil Gibran Auteur: H. G. Wells Auteur: T. S. Eliot Auteur: D. H. Lawrence Auteur: E. M. Forster Auteur: Marcus Aurelius Auteur: Hans Christian Andersen Auteur: Anton Chekhov Auteur: Leo Tolstoy Auteur: Fyodor Dostoevsky Auteur: Nikolai Gogol Auteur: Miguel de Cervantes Auteur: Wallace D. Wattles Auteur: Brothers Grimm Auteur: Herman Hesse Auteur: Sun Tzu