Essays on Literature and Linguistics: Between Contemporaneity and Antiquity

I have collected four unpublished articles on some famous British writers belonging to the rebel generation of the 1950s and 1960s labeled Angry Young Men (John Braine and John Osborne). An article is devoted to the birth of journalism in Britain, while another is a historical-philological study of the genesis and transformation of terms like “populous” (people) and “Plebs” (mob) in Ancient Rome.