Down the Rhine; Or, Young America in Germany. An American Journey Through German Culture and Adventure
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- Nombre de pages451
- FormatePub
- ISBN406-4-06-616194-1
- EAN4064066161941
- Date de parution19/12/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille949 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "Down the Rhine; Or, Young America in Germany, " Oliver Optic takes readers on an engaging journey along the historic river Rhine, blending an adventure narrative with educational commentary on the customs and landscapes of Germany. With a vibrant literary style, Optic employs rich descriptions and lively characters that epitomize the youthful spirit of exploration and curiosity prevalent in 19th-century American literature.
The book, characteristic of the literary context of its time, reflects the cultural exchanges and burgeoning interest in foreign lands that defined an era of American expansion and self-discovery. Oliver Optic, born William Taylor Adams, was a prominent author during the Golden Age of children's literature in America. His own extensive travels across Europe, coupled with his belief in the importance of character building through adventure, informed his writing.
Optic's work often sought to instill moral lessons in his young readers, making them not only entertained but also informed about the wider world, which was particularly relevant as America began to play a larger role on the global stage. I highly recommend "Down the Rhine" for readers who appreciate historical adventures woven with cultural insights. It is an exemplary work that not only captivates the imagination but also enhances understanding of transatlantic relations during a transformative period in both American and European history.
The book, characteristic of the literary context of its time, reflects the cultural exchanges and burgeoning interest in foreign lands that defined an era of American expansion and self-discovery. Oliver Optic, born William Taylor Adams, was a prominent author during the Golden Age of children's literature in America. His own extensive travels across Europe, coupled with his belief in the importance of character building through adventure, informed his writing.
Optic's work often sought to instill moral lessons in his young readers, making them not only entertained but also informed about the wider world, which was particularly relevant as America began to play a larger role on the global stage. I highly recommend "Down the Rhine" for readers who appreciate historical adventures woven with cultural insights. It is an exemplary work that not only captivates the imagination but also enhances understanding of transatlantic relations during a transformative period in both American and European history.
In "Down the Rhine; Or, Young America in Germany, " Oliver Optic takes readers on an engaging journey along the historic river Rhine, blending an adventure narrative with educational commentary on the customs and landscapes of Germany. With a vibrant literary style, Optic employs rich descriptions and lively characters that epitomize the youthful spirit of exploration and curiosity prevalent in 19th-century American literature.
The book, characteristic of the literary context of its time, reflects the cultural exchanges and burgeoning interest in foreign lands that defined an era of American expansion and self-discovery. Oliver Optic, born William Taylor Adams, was a prominent author during the Golden Age of children's literature in America. His own extensive travels across Europe, coupled with his belief in the importance of character building through adventure, informed his writing.
Optic's work often sought to instill moral lessons in his young readers, making them not only entertained but also informed about the wider world, which was particularly relevant as America began to play a larger role on the global stage. I highly recommend "Down the Rhine" for readers who appreciate historical adventures woven with cultural insights. It is an exemplary work that not only captivates the imagination but also enhances understanding of transatlantic relations during a transformative period in both American and European history.
The book, characteristic of the literary context of its time, reflects the cultural exchanges and burgeoning interest in foreign lands that defined an era of American expansion and self-discovery. Oliver Optic, born William Taylor Adams, was a prominent author during the Golden Age of children's literature in America. His own extensive travels across Europe, coupled with his belief in the importance of character building through adventure, informed his writing.
Optic's work often sought to instill moral lessons in his young readers, making them not only entertained but also informed about the wider world, which was particularly relevant as America began to play a larger role on the global stage. I highly recommend "Down the Rhine" for readers who appreciate historical adventures woven with cultural insights. It is an exemplary work that not only captivates the imagination but also enhances understanding of transatlantic relations during a transformative period in both American and European history.
