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Fantastic Fables
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- Nombre de pages76
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4737797-9
- EAN8596547377979
- Date de parution16/09/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille475 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In "Fantastic Fables, " Ambrose Bierce showcases his sharp wit and incisive social commentary through a collection of allegorical tales. Each fable, often featuring anthropomorphic animals or personified concepts, embodies moral lessons that critique the human condition and societal norms. Bierce employs an engaging mix of humor and cynicism, reflecting the literary style of the late 19th century, characterized by realism infused with irony.
The work echoes the moralistic traditions of Aesop's fables while introducing a profound and often darkly humorous perspective that provokes readers to reconsider accepted wisdom. Ambrose Bierce, a journalist, and satirist, was renowned for his acerbic style and deep skepticism towards authority and convention. His experiences during the American Civil War and his tumultuous career as a writer imbued him with a comprehensive understanding of human folly and moral ambiguity.
These experiences influenced his creative output, prompting him to distill his observations into sharp, concise narratives, making "Fantastic Fables" an embodiment of his worldview. Readers seeking a blend of humor, moral introspection, and social critique will find "Fantastic Fables" an illuminating and entertaining read. Bierce's timeless tales challenge the conventions of morality, inviting reflection on our own beliefs and behaviors.
This collection remains essential for those who appreciate literature that is as thought-provoking as it is enjoyable.
The work echoes the moralistic traditions of Aesop's fables while introducing a profound and often darkly humorous perspective that provokes readers to reconsider accepted wisdom. Ambrose Bierce, a journalist, and satirist, was renowned for his acerbic style and deep skepticism towards authority and convention. His experiences during the American Civil War and his tumultuous career as a writer imbued him with a comprehensive understanding of human folly and moral ambiguity.
These experiences influenced his creative output, prompting him to distill his observations into sharp, concise narratives, making "Fantastic Fables" an embodiment of his worldview. Readers seeking a blend of humor, moral introspection, and social critique will find "Fantastic Fables" an illuminating and entertaining read. Bierce's timeless tales challenge the conventions of morality, inviting reflection on our own beliefs and behaviors.
This collection remains essential for those who appreciate literature that is as thought-provoking as it is enjoyable.
In "Fantastic Fables, " Ambrose Bierce showcases his sharp wit and incisive social commentary through a collection of allegorical tales. Each fable, often featuring anthropomorphic animals or personified concepts, embodies moral lessons that critique the human condition and societal norms. Bierce employs an engaging mix of humor and cynicism, reflecting the literary style of the late 19th century, characterized by realism infused with irony.
The work echoes the moralistic traditions of Aesop's fables while introducing a profound and often darkly humorous perspective that provokes readers to reconsider accepted wisdom. Ambrose Bierce, a journalist, and satirist, was renowned for his acerbic style and deep skepticism towards authority and convention. His experiences during the American Civil War and his tumultuous career as a writer imbued him with a comprehensive understanding of human folly and moral ambiguity.
These experiences influenced his creative output, prompting him to distill his observations into sharp, concise narratives, making "Fantastic Fables" an embodiment of his worldview. Readers seeking a blend of humor, moral introspection, and social critique will find "Fantastic Fables" an illuminating and entertaining read. Bierce's timeless tales challenge the conventions of morality, inviting reflection on our own beliefs and behaviors.
This collection remains essential for those who appreciate literature that is as thought-provoking as it is enjoyable.
The work echoes the moralistic traditions of Aesop's fables while introducing a profound and often darkly humorous perspective that provokes readers to reconsider accepted wisdom. Ambrose Bierce, a journalist, and satirist, was renowned for his acerbic style and deep skepticism towards authority and convention. His experiences during the American Civil War and his tumultuous career as a writer imbued him with a comprehensive understanding of human folly and moral ambiguity.
These experiences influenced his creative output, prompting him to distill his observations into sharp, concise narratives, making "Fantastic Fables" an embodiment of his worldview. Readers seeking a blend of humor, moral introspection, and social critique will find "Fantastic Fables" an illuminating and entertaining read. Bierce's timeless tales challenge the conventions of morality, inviting reflection on our own beliefs and behaviors.
This collection remains essential for those who appreciate literature that is as thought-provoking as it is enjoyable.
