The Historical Novel: An Essay

$15.99

This book provides a critical analysis of historical fiction, enhancing the student’s understanding of literature and history.

Step into the world of history and fiction with Herbert Butterfield’s groundbreaking work, “The Historical Novel.” Originally born from an exceptional undergraduate essay that clinched the esteemed Le Bas Prize for Butterfield, this 1924 masterpiece explores the captivating interplay between historical novels and the broader study of history. Originally published by Cambridge University Press, this book reflects Butterfield’s early brilliance and serves as a foundational piece in his illustrious career. Uncover the nuances of historical writings, their intricate dance with evidence, and the transformative effects of fictionalized history on both the reader and the historical narrative. A thought-provoking journey into the heart of historical scholarship, “The Historical Novel” is a must-read for enthusiasts seeking a deeper understanding of how literature intertwines with our comprehension of the past. Immerse yourself in Butterfield’s insightful exploration, and discover a timeless connection between imagination and historical inquiry.

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Dimensions 14 × 0.9 × 21.6 in

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