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Nel gennaio del 1937, recensendo "Assalonne, Assalonne!" Borges scriveva: "Conosco due tipi di scrittore: l'uomo la cui prima occupazione sono i procedimenti verbali, e l'uomo la cui prima preoccupazione sono le passioni e le fatiche dell'uomo. Di solito si denigra il primo tacciandolo di "bizantinismo" o lo si esalta defininendolo "artista puro". L'altro, più fortunato riceve gli epiteti elogiativi di "profondo", "umano", "profondamente umano" o il lusinghiero vituperio di "barbaro". Tra i grandi romanzieri Joseph Conrad è stato forse l'ultimo cui interessavano in egual misura le tecniche del romanzo e il carattere dei personaggi. A Faulkner piace esporre il romanzo attraverso i personaggi".
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- Pagine: 414
- Data di uscita: 03-10-2001
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Absalom, Absalom! is a full of dark secrets and murky mysteries ghost story – the ghosts of the past rise and follow everyone everywhere. All the human vices rotate around the procreative instinct... And the male instinct of procreation rotates around woman... ...the other sex is separated into three s Leggi tutto
Apologies for previously having some snobbery in this review that I wrote 10 years ago which I have now edited. In the interim 10 years I have had children and now have to read books about cat mermaids so karma has bit my ass aggressively. Let’s just enjoy this: “. . . and opposite Quentin, Miss Col Leggi tutto
The picture above was used on the first edition dust jacket published in 1936 by Random House. It is the image I had in my mind of Sutpen's Hundred the plantation built by Thomas Sutpen. The hundred stands for a 100 square miles, the geographic size of the plantation. 100 square miles of land is
A great writer William Faulkner was, winner of the Nobel Prize yet not an easy read....This novel the name comes from the Bible could be his best, shows this. Seemingly just another southern Gothic book with erratic flashback after flashback revealing the truth ...layer by layer maybe, set both befo Leggi tutto
Absalom, Absalom!--William Faulkner's Novel of the Death of the Old South Considered by many Faulkner scholars to be his masterpiece, Absalom, Absalom! was read by goodreads group "On the Southern Literary Trail" in April, 2012. And the king was much moved, and went up to the chamber over the ga
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