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George Stuart Gordon

About the Author

George Stuart Gordon (1881–1942) was a British literary scholar who believed that English literature was capable of having a widespread and positive social influence. He held a number of academic positions and was the author of numerous books, including Companionable Books (1927), Shakespeare’s English (1928), Shakespearean Comedy and Other Studies (1945), and The Discipline of Letters (1946).

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