Tragic Theory and the Eighteenth-Century French Critics
(Author) James Herbert Davis Jr.Through an investigation of the literary doctrines and ideas of the chief critics of the eighteenth century, the author of this study traces the concept of tragic theory in a would-be age of neo-classicism. The innovational and revitalizing forces advocated for tragedy are stressed, but problems relating to subject matter, form, and rules within the genre are also covered.
James Herbert Davis Jr.
James Herbert Davis Jr. was an American novelist known for his standout work "The Lighthouse Keeper," blending elements of horror and psychological suspense. His writing style was characterized by vivid imagery and intricate character development. Davis Jr.'s contributions to literature include pushing boundaries in the horror genre and creating unforgettable, chilling narratives.