The Study of English Literature: Being the Inaugural Lecture Delivered at the University of Glasgow On Thursday, October 18Th, 1900, Volume 3; Volume
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"The Study of English Literature" presents Walter Alexander Raleigh's inaugural lecture delivered at the University of Glasgow on October 18th, 1900. This significant address delves into the importance of studying English literature, advocating for its role in shaping intellectual and cultural understanding. Raleigh's insights offer a valuable perspective on the subject's enduring relevance within higher education. As a foundational text, this lecture provides historical context and continues to inspire those engaged in literary studies and education.
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