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Overview of the events of 1884 in literature
Overview of the events of 1884 in literature
This article contains information about the literary events and publications of 1884 .
Events January – Cornhill Magazine. It is inspired by the disappearance of the crew of the
Mary Celeste
January 14 – Giovanni Verga 's play Cavalleria rusticana , taken from his short story, is first performed, by Cesare Rossi's company at the Teatro Carignano in Turin , starring Eleonora Duse .[2] February 1 – A New English Dictionary on Historical Principles, part 1 (covering A–Ant) appears in England, edited by James A. H. Murray , the first fascicle of what will become The Oxford English Dictionary .[3] Goncourt,
Émile Zola ,
François Coppée and others. In a discussion with Daudet, James describes the average Frenchman as "infinitely sharper in his observation than the average Englishman or American."
[4] and other poems.
May 29 – Oscar Wilde marries Constance Mary Lloyd (1858–1898), a Protestant Dubliner, at St James's Church, Paddington , London.[5] Getting Married (Giftas) are published in Sweden. A week later, the author is prosecuted for
blasphemy , but will be acquitted on November 17.
[7] December 10 – The first London publication of Mark Twain 's Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Uncertain dates
New books Fiction Drama Poetry Non-fiction Births January 2 – Oscar Micheaux , African American author and filmmaker (died 1951 )January 18 – Arthur Ransome , English author of children's and other books (died 1967 )March 13 – Sir Hugh Walpole , New Zealand-born novelist (died 1941 )April 1 – J. C. Squire , English writer and critic (died 1958 )April 3 – Nicos Nicolaides , Greek Cypriot writer (died 1956 )May 21 – Manuel Pérez y Curis , Uruguayan poet (died 1920 )June 5 – Ivy Compton-Burnett , English novelist (died 1969 )June 29 – Francis Brett Young , English novelist and poet (died 1954 )August 8 – Sara Teasdale , American poet (died 1933 )August 10 – Panait Istrati , Romanian novelist, short story writer and political essayist (died 1935 )August 24 – Earl Derr Biggers , American writer (died 1933 )September 20 – Maxwell Perkins , American literary editor (died 1947 )December 6 – Otto Roth , Hungarian Romanian politician, journalist, and literary promoter (died 1956 )December 17 – Alison Uttley , English writer of children's books (died 1976 )[11] unknown date – Mourning Dove (Christal Quintasket or Hum-isha-ma), Native American writer (died 1936 )Deaths January 3 – William Billington , English poet and publican (born 1825 )January 7 – John Harris , English poet (born 1820 )January 11 – Hermann Ulrici , German philosopher (born 1806 )February 2 – Abraham Hayward , English man of letters (born 1801 )February 11 – Thomas Chenery , Barbadian-born English scholar and editor (born 1826 )March 10 – William Blanchard Jerrold , English journalist (born 1826 )March 13 – Richard Henry Horne , English poet, critic and journalist, and public official in Australia (born 1802 )March 24 – François Mignet , French historian (born 1796 )April 6 – Emanuel Geibel , German poet (born 1815 )April 7 – Maria Doolaeghe , Flemish novelist (born 1803 )[12] April 11 – Charles Reade , English novelist (born 1814 )May 27 – Caroline Dexter , English-born Australian feminist writer (born 1819 )May 28 – Joseph d'Haussonville , French historian (born 1809 )June 10 – Johann Gustav Droysen , German historian (born 1808 )June 27 – Andreas Munch , Norwegian poet (born 1811 )July 23 – Anna Mary Howitt , English writer, painter and feminist (born 1822 )September 18 – Boleslav Markevich , Russian novelist, essayist and critic (born 1922 )October 16 – Paul Lacroix , French novelist and journalist (born 1806 )October 19 – Karl Hillebrand , German literary historian and philosopher (born 1829 )November 3 – František Doucha , Czech translator (born 1810 )November 6 – William Wells Brown , African-American writer (born 1814 )December 3 – Jane C. Bonar , Scottish hymnwriter (born 1821 )Awards References
^ "No. 25308" . The London Gazette . . ^ Henry James, The Middle Years ,Avon Books, 1962; Discus paperback, 1978, p. 99.
^ Burke's Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Peerage, Baronetage and Knightage . ^ Salam, Aprinus (2002). "Posisi Fiksi Populer di Indonesia" [Position of Popular Fiction in Indonesia] (PDF) . Humaniora (in Indonesian). XIV (2): 201–210. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2013-05-31. Retrieved 2013-07-18 . . ^ Toynbee, Arnold (1884), Lectures on The Industrial Revolution in England the original on 3 March 2016, retrieved 17 January 2022 . .
