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Sparkenbroke
A Tale of Piers Tenniel, Lord Sparkenbroke
London
| Kiadó: | Macmillan and Co., Limited |
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| Kiadás helye: | London |
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| Kötés típusa: | Vászon |
| Oldalszám: | 553 oldal |
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| Nyelv: | Angol |
| Méret: | 19 cm x 13 cm |
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SPARKENBROKE Mr. Charles Morgan's növel, which has a contemporary scene in Italy, London and the English countryside, is a tale of Piers Tenniel, Lord Sparkenbroke, poet and story-teller; of George Hardy, remarkable in contrast for the plain integrity of his character and the steadfastness of his affectionsj and of Mary, who, in a conflict of her nature, loves and is loved by these two friends. Certain of Sparkenbroke's poems, which bear directly on his personal life, appear, not as decorations of the text, but, in course of composition, as parts of the narrative. The book's theme is the nature of love and of art, as qualities of the imagination, and their rélationship, as aspects of the same ecstasy, with the idea of death itself. "I am certain of nothing," Keats wrote, "but of the holiness of the Heart's aíFections, and of the truth of Imagination." Though the book is not, as narrative, connected with any previous tale, it will be recognised by readers of The Fonntain and Portrait... TovábbFülszöveg
SPARKENBROKE Mr. Charles Morgan's növel, which has a contemporary scene in Italy, London and the English countryside, is a tale of Piers Tenniel, Lord Sparkenbroke, poet and story-teller; of George Hardy, remarkable in contrast for the plain integrity of his character and the steadfastness of his affectionsj and of Mary, who, in a conflict of her nature, loves and is loved by these two friends. Certain of Sparkenbroke's poems, which bear directly on his personal life, appear, not as decorations of the text, but, in course of composition, as parts of the narrative. The book's theme is the nature of love and of art, as qualities of the imagination, and their rélationship, as aspects of the same ecstasy, with the idea of death itself. "I am certain of nothing," Keats wrote, "but of the holiness of the Heart's aíFections, and of the truth of Imagination." Though the book is not, as narrative, connected with any previous tale, it will be recognised by readers of The Fonntain and Portrait in a Mirror as being related to them in theme. The thought contained in them is here gathered together and extended. In this sense, the three novels form a group, marking a period in the continuity of its author's work. Vissza
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