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Pride and Prejudice

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  • 368pagine
  • 13 ore di lettura

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No novel in English has given more pleasure than Pride and Prejudice. Because it is one of the great works in our literature, critics in every generation reexamine and reinterpret it. But the rest of us simply fall in love with it—and with its wonderfully charming and intelligent heroine, Elizabeth Bennet. We are captivated not only by the novel’s romantic suspense but also by the fascinations of the world we visit in its pages. The life of the English country gentry at the turn of the nineteenth century is made as real to us as our own, not only by Jane Austen’s wit and feeling but by her subtle observation of the way people behave in society and how we are true or treacherous to each other and ourselves.

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Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen

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Lingua
Inglese
Editore
Vintage
Pubblicato
2007
Formato
In brossura
Pagine
368
ISBN10
0307386864
ISBN13
9780307386861
Serie
Letture Vere
Tag
Narrativa, Classici, Amore, Famiglia, Donne, Letteratura britannica, XIX Secolo, Società, Inghilterra, Romanzi sociali, Gran Bretagna, Adattato in un film, Letteratura inglese, Matrimonio, XVIII secolo, Sorelle, Scandali e Affari, Adattato in una serie, Pregiudizi, Romanzi inglesi, Jane Austen, Valori morali, Orgoglio
Prima pubblicazione
1813
Titolo originale
Pride and Prejudice
Valutazione
4,3 su 5
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No novel in English has given more pleasure than Pride and Prejudice. Because it is one of the great works in our literature, critics in every generation reexamine and reinterpret it. But the rest of us simply fall in love with it—and with its wonderfully charming and intelligent heroine, Elizabeth Bennet. We are captivated not only by the novel’s romantic suspense but also by the fascinations of the world we visit in its pages. The life of the English country gentry at the turn of the nineteenth century is made as real to us as our own, not only by Jane Austen’s wit and feeling but by her subtle observation of the way people behave in society and how we are true or treacherous to each other and ourselves.