King Solomon's Mines. Lost Treasures and Perilous Adventures in the Heart of Africa
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- Nombre de pages230
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4779327-4
- EAN8596547793274
- Date de parution29/12/2023
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille840 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In 'King Solomon's Mines, ' Henry Rider Haggard weaves an enthralling narrative set in the heart of Africa, where the quest for lost treasure unfolds amidst vivid landscapes and perilous adventures. The book, a landmark of adventure fiction published in 1885, intricately combines thrilling escapades with a rich tapestry of colonial discourse. Haggard's prose, marked by its lush descriptions and an evocative sense of place, transports readers into the wild depths of Africa, presenting both a romanticized and critical view of imperial aspirations.
The novel's themes of exploration, loyalty, and the clash of cultures resonate against the backdrop of Victorian anxieties towards colonialism and the unknown. Haggard, a British writer with a background in agriculture and mining, was notably influenced by his experiences in South Africa and Victorian interests in archaeology and discovery. His firsthand observations during the time of British expansionism undoubtedly informed the novel's portrayal of indigenous cultures and the ethical quandaries of Western exploration.
Haggard'Äôs fascination with adventure stemmed from his own travels and resonated with a readership captivated by tales of exotic locales and daring exploits. 'King Solomon's Mines' remains a seminal work that invites readers to grapple with themes of adventure and racial dynamics, making it essential for both enthusiasts of classic literature and contemporary scholars alike. Haggard's pioneering exploration of adventure fiction makes this novel not only a thrilling escapade but also a profound commentary on the period's cultural landscapes.
The novel's themes of exploration, loyalty, and the clash of cultures resonate against the backdrop of Victorian anxieties towards colonialism and the unknown. Haggard, a British writer with a background in agriculture and mining, was notably influenced by his experiences in South Africa and Victorian interests in archaeology and discovery. His firsthand observations during the time of British expansionism undoubtedly informed the novel's portrayal of indigenous cultures and the ethical quandaries of Western exploration.
Haggard'Äôs fascination with adventure stemmed from his own travels and resonated with a readership captivated by tales of exotic locales and daring exploits. 'King Solomon's Mines' remains a seminal work that invites readers to grapple with themes of adventure and racial dynamics, making it essential for both enthusiasts of classic literature and contemporary scholars alike. Haggard's pioneering exploration of adventure fiction makes this novel not only a thrilling escapade but also a profound commentary on the period's cultural landscapes.
In 'King Solomon's Mines, ' Henry Rider Haggard weaves an enthralling narrative set in the heart of Africa, where the quest for lost treasure unfolds amidst vivid landscapes and perilous adventures. The book, a landmark of adventure fiction published in 1885, intricately combines thrilling escapades with a rich tapestry of colonial discourse. Haggard's prose, marked by its lush descriptions and an evocative sense of place, transports readers into the wild depths of Africa, presenting both a romanticized and critical view of imperial aspirations.
The novel's themes of exploration, loyalty, and the clash of cultures resonate against the backdrop of Victorian anxieties towards colonialism and the unknown. Haggard, a British writer with a background in agriculture and mining, was notably influenced by his experiences in South Africa and Victorian interests in archaeology and discovery. His firsthand observations during the time of British expansionism undoubtedly informed the novel's portrayal of indigenous cultures and the ethical quandaries of Western exploration.
Haggard'Äôs fascination with adventure stemmed from his own travels and resonated with a readership captivated by tales of exotic locales and daring exploits. 'King Solomon's Mines' remains a seminal work that invites readers to grapple with themes of adventure and racial dynamics, making it essential for both enthusiasts of classic literature and contemporary scholars alike. Haggard's pioneering exploration of adventure fiction makes this novel not only a thrilling escapade but also a profound commentary on the period's cultural landscapes.
The novel's themes of exploration, loyalty, and the clash of cultures resonate against the backdrop of Victorian anxieties towards colonialism and the unknown. Haggard, a British writer with a background in agriculture and mining, was notably influenced by his experiences in South Africa and Victorian interests in archaeology and discovery. His firsthand observations during the time of British expansionism undoubtedly informed the novel's portrayal of indigenous cultures and the ethical quandaries of Western exploration.
Haggard'Äôs fascination with adventure stemmed from his own travels and resonated with a readership captivated by tales of exotic locales and daring exploits. 'King Solomon's Mines' remains a seminal work that invites readers to grapple with themes of adventure and racial dynamics, making it essential for both enthusiasts of classic literature and contemporary scholars alike. Haggard's pioneering exploration of adventure fiction makes this novel not only a thrilling escapade but also a profound commentary on the period's cultural landscapes.
