Hazlitt William Carew 1834-1913

著者について

William Carew Hazlitt was a notable English writer, biographer, and bibliophile, born in London in 1834. He was a descendant of the famous essayist William Hazlitt and dedicated much of his life to literature and the arts. Hazlitt was known for his extensive knowledge and critical insights into Shakespeare, which he explored in his works, including 'Shakespeare Jest-Books' and 'Notices of H.' His scholarly contributions helped illuminate the historical context of Shakespeare's time and the literary culture surrounding it.

Throughout his career, Hazlitt engaged with various literary figures and was influenced by his family's literary heritage. He produced several works that reflected his passion for literature and history, including a catalogue of the Shakespeare Library. His writings are characterized by a rich narrative style and a deep appreciation for the nuances of language and expression. Hazlitt's legacy continues to be recognized for its impact on the study of English literature, particularly the study of Shakespeare and his contemporaries.