The Collected Works of Georg Brandes . Volume 9. Naturalism in England (ending)[edit] The Romantic School in France (beginning) is an outstanding work that immerses the reader in the world of literary criticism and cultural changes that took place in Europe in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Georg Brandes, a Danish critic and philosopher, is known for his in-depth analysis of literature and art, and in this volume he continues to explore important currents that have had a significant impact on the development of European literature. In this volume Brandes concludes his discussion of naturalism in English literature by considering its key representatives and their works. He analyzes how naturalism, as a literary trend, sought to reflect the reality of life by exploring human nature, social conditions, and psychological aspects. Brandes does not just retell the facts; he offers the reader a unique perspective on how naturalism has changed the perception of literature and what consequences it has had for future generations of writers. Reading his work, you can see how authors such as Thackeray and Dickens used naturalistic elements to create their masterpieces. However, this journey through the pages of the book does not end. Brandes also begins to explore a romantic school in France, which opens up new horizons for the reader. It immerses us in a world of poetry and prose, where emotions and feelings become fundamental. Here you will meet such great authors as Victor Hugo and Charles Baudelaire, whose works not only defined the romantic movement, but also influenced subsequent literary movements. Brandes skillfully connects the two directions, showing how naturalism and romanticism interact and oppose each other, creating a rich palette of literary styles. This book will be of interest not only to specialists in the field of literature, but also to everyone who is fond of the history of culture and art. Students, teachers, as well as literature lovers will find in it a lot of valuable ideas and inspiration. Brandes raises important topics such as the impact of society on the individual, the role of art in human life and the need for an honest reflection of reality, which makes his work relevant in the modern world. The style of George Brandes is distinguished by clarity and depth of analysis. His ability to combine philosophical reflection with literary criticism makes the reading of his works fascinating and informative. In his other works, such as "Main Currents in Literature" and "History of New Literature", he also demonstrates his unique approach to the analysis of literature, making him one of the most significant critics of his time. If you are looking for books about naturalism, romanticism, literary criticism or just want to expand your knowledge of European literature, this volume will be an excellent choice. Readers interested in authors such as Emile Zola or Gustave Flaubert will find many parallels and deep reflections in Brandes's works. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in a world where literature and life are intertwined, and every word is filled with meaning. The Collected Works of Georg Brandes . Volume 9. Naturalism in England (concluded). The Romantic School in France (beginning) is not just reading, it is an invitation to reflect on how literature shapes our perception of the world.