Atalantis Major

Par : Daniel Defoe
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  • Nombre de pages37
  • FormatePub
  • ISBN859-65--4731531-5
  • EAN8596547315315
  • Date de parution15/09/2022
  • Protection num.Digital Watermarking
  • Taille329 Ko
  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurDIGICAT

Résumé

Daniel Defoe's "Atalantis Major" is a fascinating foray into speculative fiction, melding satire with social commentary as it explores the echoes of a fictional utopian society. Written in the early 18th century, this work exemplifies Defoe's characteristic prose-a blend of realism, imagination, and astute observations of human nature. Through its vivid descriptions and intricate narrative structure, the book critiques the societal norms of Defoe's time while examining the complex interplay between civilization and its ideals.
As a pioneering novelist and journalist, Defoe's insights into the human condition were shaped by his diverse experiences, including his tumultuous involvement in trade, politics, and journalism. The themes presented in "Atalantis Major" reflect his deep engagement with Enlightenment ideals, as well as his understanding of moral philosophy and criticisms of contemporary governance. Defoe's ability to weave personal experiences into his fictional landscapes led him to create a narrative that is not only entertaining but also provocatively reflective of his era.
Recommended for scholars and casual readers alike, "Atalantis Major" invites contemplation on the nature of utopia and the limitations of human ambition. Defoe's masterful blend of satire and thoughtful social critique offers profound insights that remain relevant today, making this work essential for anyone interested in early modern literature or the evolution of the novel as a form.
Daniel Defoe's "Atalantis Major" is a fascinating foray into speculative fiction, melding satire with social commentary as it explores the echoes of a fictional utopian society. Written in the early 18th century, this work exemplifies Defoe's characteristic prose-a blend of realism, imagination, and astute observations of human nature. Through its vivid descriptions and intricate narrative structure, the book critiques the societal norms of Defoe's time while examining the complex interplay between civilization and its ideals.
As a pioneering novelist and journalist, Defoe's insights into the human condition were shaped by his diverse experiences, including his tumultuous involvement in trade, politics, and journalism. The themes presented in "Atalantis Major" reflect his deep engagement with Enlightenment ideals, as well as his understanding of moral philosophy and criticisms of contemporary governance. Defoe's ability to weave personal experiences into his fictional landscapes led him to create a narrative that is not only entertaining but also provocatively reflective of his era.
Recommended for scholars and casual readers alike, "Atalantis Major" invites contemplation on the nature of utopia and the limitations of human ambition. Defoe's masterful blend of satire and thoughtful social critique offers profound insights that remain relevant today, making this work essential for anyone interested in early modern literature or the evolution of the novel as a form.
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