Explore a rich collection of language and literature studies.
This issue of Modern Language Notes presents thoughtful scholarship from late 19th-century scholars on topics ranging from English versification and German stage pronunciation to literary criticism and authorial correspondence. It blends detailed analysis with practical notes for readers and instructors alike, making it a valuable resource for students, teachers, and researchers in language and literature.
The volume offers a mix of in-depth articles, reviews, and correspondence that illuminate the study of language across periods and languages. Readers will find rigorous discussions of metre, pronunciation, and phrasing, along with contemporary assessments of literary works and their contexts. The collection also includes notices and obituaries that provide scholarly context and guidance for researchers tracing the field’s development."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.