Wagnerism

"Wagnerism: A Protest" by Henry William Lovett Hime, originally published in 1882, offers a fascinating glimpse into the early debates surrounding the music and cultural phenomenon of Richard Wagner. This critical work captures the dissenting voices of the time, providing valuable insight into the controversies and fervent discussions sparked by Wagner's operas and aesthetic theories. Himeâ€(TM)s protest serves as a historical document, reflecting the intellectual and artistic climate of the late 19th century and the profound impact Wagner had on European thought. For scholars of music history, literary criticism, and cultural studies, "Wagnerism" provides a rich resource for understanding the complex legacy of one of music's most influential figures.

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