Selected Essays of Samuel Johnson
Author(s): Samuel Johnson, Stuart Johnson Reid
Genre(s): Essays & Short Works
Narrators: Barbara Baker, Bill Boerst, Availle, Pamela Nagami, Denise Nordell, Jesse Zuba, Roohi, Michele Fry, J. McDougall, Anders V Lankford, Philippa
Number of Chapters: 69
Length: 13 hours and 12 minutes
Language: English
This is a volume of selected essays by "the great master of reason" Samuel Johnson. The most famous exerpts from The Rambler, The Adventurer and The Idler are included, covering a vast range of topics. - Summary by Carolin
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The Necessity and Danger of Looking into Futurity. Writers Naturally Sanguine. Their Hopes Liable to Disappointment (Barbara Baker)
The Modern Form of Romances Preferable to the Ancient. The Necessity of Characters Morally Good (Barbara Baker)
The Anxieties of Literature not Less than Those of Publick Stations. The Inequality of Authors' Writings (Barbara Baker)
The Contrariety of Criticism. The Vanity of Objection. An Author Obliged to Depend upon his own Judgment (Bill Boerst)
Every Man Chiefly Happy or Miserable at Home. The Opinions of Servants not to be Despised (Jesse Zuba)
Directions to Authors Attacked by Criticks. The Various Degrees of Critical Perspicacity (Jesse Zuba)
The Prohibition of Revenge Justifiable by Reason. The Meanness of Regulating our Conduct by the Opinions of Men (Pamela Nagami)
The audiobook Selected Essays of Samuel Johnson falls under the genres of Essays & Short Works. It is written by Samuel Johnson, Stuart Johnson Reid.