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Lord George Gordon Byron

Manfred

In “Manfred,” Lord Byron intricately weaves a tale of a tormented nobleman grappling with overwhelming guilt and existential despair. This dramatic poem employs a blend of Gothic elements and Romantic sensibilities, encapsulated in Manfred's soliloquies that explore themes of self-identity, isolation, and the quest for redemption. Byron's lush and evocative language elevates the narrative, emphasizing the interplay between nature and the human soul, while the structure—reflective of both verse drama and lyrical poetry—offers a unique reading experience steeped in emotion and philosophical inquiry. Lord Byron, renowned as one of the leading figures of the Romantic movement, infused his personal experiences and turbulent life into his works. Often seen as a flawed genius himself, his encounters with love, loss, and the pursuit of freedom deeply informed his writing. “Manfred” was penned during a period of personal upheaval for Byron, drawing on his own struggles with societal expectations, isolation, and the dark undercurrents of human ambition. This backdrop enriches the poem, making it a poignant reflection of his internal conflicts. For readers seeking a profound exploration of the human psyche and a rich tapestry of Romantic ideals, “Manfred” is an essential addition to the literary canon. Byron's masterful command of verse and his deep psychological insights create a compelling narrative that resonates with themes of anguish and transcendence. This work invites readers into a world where the struggles of the heart and mind remain timeless.
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Bookwire
Publicação original
2022
Ano da publicação
2022
Editora
DigiCat
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