Thomas Hardy — a remark

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“The poet is not concerned with the general, but with the particular.”

Emphasising concrete experience over abstract generalisation · Essay / literary commentary

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Thomas Hardy

2 June 1840–11 January 1928

Thomas Hardy stands as one of the most significant literary figures of the Victorian and early modern periods, a writer whose novels explored the tragic dimensions of human experience with unflinching honesty and whose poetry achieved a stark beauty that influenced generations of twentieth-century poets. Born on June…

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