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Shelley: The Poet of Rebellion, Nature, and Love Sydney Waterlow

Shelley: The Poet of Rebellion, Nature, and Love Sydney Waterlow

Sydney Waterlow

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2017
nidottu
Waterlow gives a brief, unpretentious account of the life and works of Percy Bysshe Shelley, who is regarded as one of the finest lyric poets of the English language. Not merely a biography of events, this is an analysis of the age in which Shelley lived his almost 30 years (1792-1822), the character of the young man, and the messages embodied in Shelley's poems. A few quotes: "In the case of most great writers our interest in them as persons is derived from our interest in them as writers; we are not very curious about them except for reasons that have something to do with their art. With Shelley it is different. During his life he aroused fears and hatreds, loves and adorations, that were quite irrelevant to literature; and even now, when he has become a classic, he still causes excitement as a man."
Shelley

Shelley

Sydney Waterlow

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2017
nidottu
In the case of most great writers our interest in them as persons is derived from out interest in them as writers; we are not very curious about them except for reasons that have something to do with their art. With Shelley it is different. During his life he aroused fears and hatreds, loves and adorations, that were quite irrelevant to literature; and even now, when he has become a classic, he still causes excitement as a man. His lovers are as vehement as ever. For them he is the "banner of freedom," which, "Torn but flying, Streams like a thunder-cloud against the wind." He has suffered that worst indignity of canonisation as a being saintly and superhuman, not subject to the morality of ordinary mortals. He has been bedaubed with pathos. Nevertheless it is possible still to recognise in him one of the most engaging personalities that ever lived.
Shelley: The Poet of Rebellion, Nature, and Love

Shelley: The Poet of Rebellion, Nature, and Love

Sydney Waterlow

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2017
nidottu
Waterlow gives a brief, unpretentious account of the life and works of Percy Bysshe Shelley, who is regarded as one of the finest lyric poets of the English language. Not merely a biography of events, this is an analysis of the age in which Shelley lived his almost 30 years (1792-1822), the character of the young man, and the messages embodied in Shelley's poems. A few quotes: "In the case of most great writers our interest in them as persons is derived from our interest in them as writers; we are not very curious about them except for reasons that have something to do with their art. With Shelley it is different. During his life he aroused fears and hatreds, loves and adorations, that were quite irrelevant to literature; and even now, when he has become a classic, he still causes excitement as a man." "The object of these pages is not to idealise either his life, his character, or his works. The three are inseparably connected, and to understand one we must understand all." "... he happened to be steeped in philosophical ways of thinking. The forms in which he gave it expression are predominantly melancholy, because this kind of idealism, with its insistence on the unreality of evil, is the recoil from life of an unsatisfied and disappointed soul. His philosophy of love is but a special case of this all-embracing doctrine." "Of all his verse, it is these songs about nature and love that every one knows and likes best. And, in fact, many of them seem to satisfy what is perhaps the ultimate test of true poetry: they sometimes have the power, which makes poetry akin to music, of suggesting by means of words something which cannot possibly be expressed in words." Waterlow illustrates his analysis of Shelley with many excerpts from Shelley's poems. If the reader wants to understand Shelley, this book would be a good place to start, even before reading the poetry itself. (Since the original book was published prior to 1923, it is in the public domain in the United States. It may be in the public domain in other countries, based upon the date the author died.)
Shelley

Shelley

Sydney Waterlow

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
1900
pokkari
Waterlow gives a brief, unpretentious account of the life and works of Percy Bysshe Shelley, who is regarded as one of the finest lyric poets of the English language. Not merely a biography of events, this is an analysis of the age in which Shelley lived his almost 30 years (1792-1822), the character of the young man, and the messages embodied in Shelley's poems. A few quotes: "In the case of most great writers our interest in them as persons is derived from our interest in them as writers; we are not very curious about them except for reasons that have something to do with their art. With Shelley it is different. During his life he aroused fears and hatreds, loves and adorations, that were quite irrelevant to literature; and even now, when he has become a classic, he still causes excitement as a man."
Shelley

Shelley

Sydney Waterlow

Double 9 Books
2025
pokkari
Shelley offers a reflective study of the life and convictions of the Romantic poet Percy Bysshe Shelley, capturing the intersection of art, emotion, and rebellion that defined his existence. The book traces his evolution as a thinker and writer within the politically turbulent atmosphere of nineteenth-century England, revealing how his defiance of authority and his quest for truth shaped both his personal life and creative vision. Through measured analysis, Waterlow examines the idealism that inspired Shelley's poetry, the emotional conflicts that marked his relationships, and the intellectual courage that fueled his social and philosophical views. The work highlights his expulsion from Oxford, his radical writings, and his unwavering commitment to justice, portraying him as a figure of both genius and restlessness. By connecting his personal experiences to broader historical and cultural movements, the author presents a portrait of Shelley as a poet who sought moral transformation through art. The biography celebrates his enduring influence on thought, literature, and the pursuit of human freedom.
Sydney

Sydney

Graeme Partington

Lulu.com
2017
pokkari
Sydney is renowned for the best tourist attractions in the southern hemisphere. Tourists are drawn to the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House. But Sydney is more than these two impressive icons. Much more This innovative travel guide looks at Sydney from a new perspective. Learn the most vital aspects about this modern city on the world's best natural harbour before you arrive. Chapters include history, geography, orientation, politics, architecture, culture, recreation, and more. Read and learn about Australia's biggest city. Then come to Sydney to enjoy and learn even more
Sydney

Sydney

Graeme Partington

Lulu.com
2017
pokkari
Sydney is renowned for having the best tourist attractions in the southern hemisphere. Tourists from all over the world are attracted to the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House. But Sydney is more than these two icons. It is much more This guide looks at Sydney from a new and interesting perspective. Learn the most vital aspects about the harbour city before you arrive. Chapters include history, geography, orientation, politics, architecture, culture, recreation, and more. Read and learn what you need to know about Australia's biggest city. Then come to Sydney to enjoy and you will learn even more
Sydney

Sydney

Graeme Partington

Lulu.com
2017
sidottu
Sydney is renowned for the best tourist attractions in the southern hemisphere. Tourists are drawn to the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House. But Sydney is more than these two icons. Much more This innovative travel guide looks at Sydney from a new and interesting perspective. Learn the most vital aspects about this modern city on the world's best natural harbour before you arrive. Chapters include history, geography, orientation, politics, architecture, culture, recreation, and more. Read and learn about Australia's biggest city. Then come to Sydney to enjoy and learn even more
Sydney

Sydney

Jan Morris

Faber Faber
2010
pokkari
Renowned and much-loved travel writer Jan Morris turns her eye to Sydney: 'not the best of the cities the British Empire created ... but the most hyperbolic, the youngest at heart, the shiniest.' Sydney takes us on the city's journey from penal colony to world-class metropolis, as lively and charming as the city it describes. With characteristic exuberance and sparkling prose, Jan Morris guides us through the history, people and geography of a fascinating and colourful city. Jan Morris's collection of travel writing and reportage spans over five decades and includes such titles as Venice, Hong Kong, Spain, Manhattan '45, A Writer's World and the Pax Britannica Trilogy. Hav, her novel, was shortlisted for the Booker Prize and the Arthur C. Clarke Award. 'Sydney should be flattered. A great portrait painter has chosen it for her recent subject . . . Few writers - a handful of novelists apart - have got so far under the city's skin as Morris . . . Few Sydneysiders could match her knowledge of their city's history and its anecdotes' The Times 'The writing is, at times, like surfing: sentences rise like vast waves above which she rides, never overbalancing into gush . . . Jan Morris convincingly explains modern Sydney through its history' Observer
Sydney

Sydney

Helen Goltz; Chris Adams

Atlas Productions
2018
nidottu
Have we learnt anything from the ordinary people who were caught up in extraordinary Australian events and circumstances, and now rest in Sydney cemeteries? A recent report spotlighted the housing affordability crisis in Sydney where workers were being forced to live hours from their work. Was this forewarned by Juanita Nielsen and Mick Fowler 40 years ago when they campaigned to save areas for working class locals? Juanita lost her life as a result. Maggie Oliver trod the boards all over Australia in the 1860s. But when the curtain fell, her home life was one of domestic violence at the hands of husband, John. His employer, Mr Gougenheim, hearing of John's shameful treatment of Maggie, discharged him. Do we need more Mr Gougenheim's stepping up as Male Champions of Change against domestic violence? Henry O'Farrell was our first would-be assassin - he tried to kill Queen Victoria's son but failed and was executed with indecent haste. Today we would have recognised his mental illness... wouldn't we? Are we more tolerant? History colliding with the now; these are just some of the stories and personalities featured in the Grave Tales series. Grave Tales: Sydney visits cemeteries to feature people who willingly or unwillingly were participants in events that made local and national headlines. They may have lived in the same suburbs, streets, and even the same houses as exist now, or unexpectantly came to rest in Sydney.