This volume brings together two foundational works by Henry Fielding, showcasing his satirical genius and profound impact on the English novel. "Joseph Andrews" embarks on a picaresque journey, satirizing social hypocrisy and celebrating genuine virtue through the misadventures of its protagonist. Complementing this, "Shamela" stands as a biting parody of the sentimental novel, cleverly subverting its conventions to expose human artifice and self-interest. Both novels are cornerstones of 18th-century literature, offering incisive social commentary and pioneering narrative techniques that shaped the future of the genre.
| دار النشر: | Penguin Classics |
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| اللغة: | english |