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In "A Publisher and His Friends," Samuel Smiles delves into the intricate dynamics between publishing and the literary world of the 19th century. Through vivid anecdotes and reflective prose, Smiles crafts a compelling narrative that weaves together the personal and professional lives of prominent figures in literature. This volume not only serves as a historical account but also illustrates the moral philosophy prevalent during the Victorian era, showcasing the relationships and struggles that defined literary production, with an emphasis on the value of friendship and intellectual…mehr

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In "A Publisher and His Friends," Samuel Smiles delves into the intricate dynamics between publishing and the literary world of the 19th century. Through vivid anecdotes and reflective prose, Smiles crafts a compelling narrative that weaves together the personal and professional lives of prominent figures in literature. This volume not only serves as a historical account but also illustrates the moral philosophy prevalent during the Victorian era, showcasing the relationships and struggles that defined literary production, with an emphasis on the value of friendship and intellectual collaboration. The book's informal yet thoughtful style invites readers into a dialogue about the shaping forces of culture and society. Samuel Smiles, a Scottish author and reformer, was profoundly influenced by the values of self-help and personal development, themes that resonate throughout his oeuvre. His previous works, such as "Self-Help," established his reputation as a leading voice in advocating for self-improvement through fruitful relationships and hard work. "A Publisher and His Friends" reflects Smiles' understanding of the literary community he was entrenched in, drawing from his own experiences in journalism and publishing. This book is highly recommended for readers interested in the intertwined nature of literature and publishing, as well as those seeking insight into the lives of influential literary figures. Smiles'Äô thoughtful reflections and rich historical context provide a treasure trove of information for anyone eager to explore the vibrant landscape of 19th-century literature.

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Samuel Smiles, (1812-1904), autor escocés y reformador del gobierno. Promovió la idea de que más progreso vendría de nuevas actitudes que de nuevas leyes, y sus ideas tuvieron efectos duraderos en el pensamiento político británico. Smiles, uno de los 11 niños que se quedaron sin padre en 1832, aprendió el significado de la autosuficiencia. Dejó la escuela a la edad de 14 años y se convirtió en aprendiz de un médico, para luego estudiar medicina en la Universidad de Edimburgo. Más tarde abandonó la práctica médica por el periodismo. Fue un ferviente defensor del progreso material basado en la empresa individual y el libre comercio. Su libro Ayúdate, fue el resultado de una serie de conferencias sobre superación personal impartidas a hombres jóvenes. Se habían vendido 250.000 copias a finales de siglo y se tradujo ampliamente. Smiles escribió muchos otros libros, principalmente biografías.