Автор: Sir Raleigh Walter Alexander

Sir Walter Alexander Raleigh (1861–1922) was a notable English scholar, poet, and author, widely recognized for his contributions to English literature and criticism. Born on September 5, 1861, in London, Raleigh was not only known for his critical works but also for his engaging prose and academic influence. His seminal work “Style” (1897), delves into the aesthetics and functions of literary style, examining how it reflects an author”s individuality and the era”s spirit. Raleigh”s keen insights into the mechanics of writing and his exploration of clarity and precision in expression have made “Style” an enduring piece in the study of literary form and criticism. Raleigh”s academic career was marked by an array of achievements, including a chair in English Literature at the Mohammedan Anglo-Oriental College in Aligarh, India, and later at Glasgow and Oxford. His literary style is characterized by eloquence and a lucidity that make his scholarly works accessible to a broader audience. His other notable works include “Milton” (1900), a biography of John Milton, which showcases Raleigh”s extensive knowledge of his subjects, intertwined with his sophisticated narrative skill. Sir Walter Alexander Raleigh”s impact on literary criticism remains influential, resonating through the clarity and grace of his writing and his dedication to examining the intricacies of literary expression.