Essays on European Literature

The collection features twenty-four essays by Ernst Robert Curtius, showcasing his deep engagement with significant figures in European literature, including Virgil, Goethe, and Joyce. Spanning nearly thirty years, these writings reveal Curtius's exceptional critical abilities, characterized by clarity, extensive knowledge, and a global perspective. His passionate dedication to European culture shines through, offering insights that highlight his status as one of the foremost literary critics of his time.