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Jasmin: Barber, Poet, Philanthropist
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- Nombre de pages203
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4736052-0
- EAN8596547360520
- Date de parution16/09/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille428 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In "Jasmin: Barber, Poet, Philanthropist, " Samuel Smiles delves into the remarkable life of a self-made man, connecting the realms of art, social service, and personal transformation. The narrative chronicles the life of Jasmin, a humble barber who transcended his modest beginnings to become a celebrated poet and philanthropist. Smiles employs a biographical style that blends historical detail with inspirational anecdotes, reflecting the Victorian ethos of self-help and moral improvement, thus situating Jasmin's story within the broader context of 19th-century England's class dynamics and the emerging value placed on individual agency.
Samuel Smiles, a Scottish author and advocate of self-improvement, was deeply influenced by the ideas of personal striving and social responsibility, which permeate his oeuvre. His own background as the son of a carpenter instilled in him an appreciation for hard work and perseverance. Smiles' earlier works, particularly "Self-Help, " emphasize the power of individual effort, and in profiling Jasmin, he highlights the transformative potential of passion and generosity in one's community, embodying the ideals he championed throughout his life.
This book is recommended for readers interested in biographical narratives that celebrate human resilience and creativity. Smiles' portrayal of Jasmin inspires not only through its vivid recounting of a life well-lived but also through its implicit call to action, urging readers to embrace philanthropy and the arts as vital components of personal and societal development.
Samuel Smiles, a Scottish author and advocate of self-improvement, was deeply influenced by the ideas of personal striving and social responsibility, which permeate his oeuvre. His own background as the son of a carpenter instilled in him an appreciation for hard work and perseverance. Smiles' earlier works, particularly "Self-Help, " emphasize the power of individual effort, and in profiling Jasmin, he highlights the transformative potential of passion and generosity in one's community, embodying the ideals he championed throughout his life.
This book is recommended for readers interested in biographical narratives that celebrate human resilience and creativity. Smiles' portrayal of Jasmin inspires not only through its vivid recounting of a life well-lived but also through its implicit call to action, urging readers to embrace philanthropy and the arts as vital components of personal and societal development.
In "Jasmin: Barber, Poet, Philanthropist, " Samuel Smiles delves into the remarkable life of a self-made man, connecting the realms of art, social service, and personal transformation. The narrative chronicles the life of Jasmin, a humble barber who transcended his modest beginnings to become a celebrated poet and philanthropist. Smiles employs a biographical style that blends historical detail with inspirational anecdotes, reflecting the Victorian ethos of self-help and moral improvement, thus situating Jasmin's story within the broader context of 19th-century England's class dynamics and the emerging value placed on individual agency.
Samuel Smiles, a Scottish author and advocate of self-improvement, was deeply influenced by the ideas of personal striving and social responsibility, which permeate his oeuvre. His own background as the son of a carpenter instilled in him an appreciation for hard work and perseverance. Smiles' earlier works, particularly "Self-Help, " emphasize the power of individual effort, and in profiling Jasmin, he highlights the transformative potential of passion and generosity in one's community, embodying the ideals he championed throughout his life.
This book is recommended for readers interested in biographical narratives that celebrate human resilience and creativity. Smiles' portrayal of Jasmin inspires not only through its vivid recounting of a life well-lived but also through its implicit call to action, urging readers to embrace philanthropy and the arts as vital components of personal and societal development.
Samuel Smiles, a Scottish author and advocate of self-improvement, was deeply influenced by the ideas of personal striving and social responsibility, which permeate his oeuvre. His own background as the son of a carpenter instilled in him an appreciation for hard work and perseverance. Smiles' earlier works, particularly "Self-Help, " emphasize the power of individual effort, and in profiling Jasmin, he highlights the transformative potential of passion and generosity in one's community, embodying the ideals he championed throughout his life.
This book is recommended for readers interested in biographical narratives that celebrate human resilience and creativity. Smiles' portrayal of Jasmin inspires not only through its vivid recounting of a life well-lived but also through its implicit call to action, urging readers to embrace philanthropy and the arts as vital components of personal and societal development.
