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5. Practical significance of the work. His multifaceted personality is reflected in satire, poetic stories, lyrical poems, speculative dramas, historical tragedy, confessional poetry, dramatic monologues, serial-comic epics and Spencer's poems, heroic songs , empty verses , voluminous correspondence. rhyme , Ottawa rhyme , and strong prose.
Byron, with his dynamism, sensuality, self-expression and demands for freedom for the oppressed everywhere, captivated the hearts and minds of the West, as very few writers, 19th century letters, art, politics, even dress styles imprinted on his appearance. and name. as a symbol of romanticism.
George Gordon Noel Byron was born on January 22, 1788 in London with an injury to his right leg. He was the son of Catherine Gordon Gate, a poor Scottish heiress, and Captain John ("Mad Jack") Byron, a wealthy man. hunter widow with daughter Augusta. The retired captain squandered his wife's inheritance, was absent due to the birth of his only son, and was eventually exiled to France by English creditors, where he died in 1791 at the age of 36.
Emotionally unbalanced Catherine Byron raises her son in a colorful environment with its extreme tenderness, cruelty, indifference and pride. As if mocking his lameness, he turned to the doctors to correct him. His Presbyterian nurse, Byron, developed a lifelong love of the Bible and showed a continued interest in Calvinist teachings on innate evil and predestined salvation. His devotion to reading in elementary school, and especially his "great passion" for history, has led to information about his later writings.
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