Critical insights from Samuel Johnson's 1765 edition of Shakespeare
Scholarly essays covering Shakespeare's poetic power and literary flaws
Detailed commentary on 30+ Shakespearean plays
Includes JohnsonÕs Prologue, Rambler Essay, and Proposal for publishing Shakespeare
Perfect for students, researchers, and academic study
Published by Doaba Publications, distributed by Anubhav Publishings and Distribution
Description:
Johnson on Shakespeare is a masterclass in literary scholarship, reintroducing the legendary Samuel Johnson's critical perspectives through the editorial lens of R.W. Desai. This volume captures JohnsonÕs unmatched intellect, merging classical analysis with enduring relevance. With essays on morality, the poetÕs craft, and tragedyÕs ethical weight, the book is an indispensable guide to understanding ShakespeareÕs eternal resonance in literature.
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