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Mapp and Lucia - The Complete Series. Humorous Social Satire in Small - Town England
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- Nombre de pages1100
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4779339-7
- EAN8596547793397
- Date de parution29/12/2023
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille2 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
E. F. Benson's "Mapp and Lucia - The Complete Series" intricately weaves the lives of two formidable women, Emmeline 'ÄòLucia'Äô Lucas and Elizabeth 'ÄòMapp'Äô Maple, in the idyllic yet politically tinged setting of the fictional English town of Tilling. This compilation showcases Benson's exquisite prose, characterized by sharp wit and keen social observation, reflecting the nuances of British society during the early 20th century.
Each installment in the series delves into the petty rivalries, social ambitions, and genteel cruelty of its characters, with a narrative style that seamlessly blends humor with incisive commentary on the social hierarchies of the time, thereby enriching the original genre of social satire. E. F. Benson, a prolific author and member of a prominent literary family, cultivated his insights into human behavior and social dynamics through diverse experiences, including his studies at Cambridge and engagement with the Bloomsbury Group.
His astute observations were influenced by an era rife with class tensions and changing societal norms, motivating him to craft the distinctive interplay of his characters, particularly their sharp class consciousness and the absurdity of social competition. For readers seeking a masterful tapestry of comedy and sharp social critique, "Mapp and Lucia - The Complete Series" stands out as an essential addition to the literary canon.
Offering not only laughter but also a reflection on the complexities of friendship and rivalry, this series invites readers to indulge in the charming yet tumultuous world of Tilling, affirming Benson's enduring relevance in literary scholarship.
Each installment in the series delves into the petty rivalries, social ambitions, and genteel cruelty of its characters, with a narrative style that seamlessly blends humor with incisive commentary on the social hierarchies of the time, thereby enriching the original genre of social satire. E. F. Benson, a prolific author and member of a prominent literary family, cultivated his insights into human behavior and social dynamics through diverse experiences, including his studies at Cambridge and engagement with the Bloomsbury Group.
His astute observations were influenced by an era rife with class tensions and changing societal norms, motivating him to craft the distinctive interplay of his characters, particularly their sharp class consciousness and the absurdity of social competition. For readers seeking a masterful tapestry of comedy and sharp social critique, "Mapp and Lucia - The Complete Series" stands out as an essential addition to the literary canon.
Offering not only laughter but also a reflection on the complexities of friendship and rivalry, this series invites readers to indulge in the charming yet tumultuous world of Tilling, affirming Benson's enduring relevance in literary scholarship.
E. F. Benson's "Mapp and Lucia - The Complete Series" intricately weaves the lives of two formidable women, Emmeline 'ÄòLucia'Äô Lucas and Elizabeth 'ÄòMapp'Äô Maple, in the idyllic yet politically tinged setting of the fictional English town of Tilling. This compilation showcases Benson's exquisite prose, characterized by sharp wit and keen social observation, reflecting the nuances of British society during the early 20th century.
Each installment in the series delves into the petty rivalries, social ambitions, and genteel cruelty of its characters, with a narrative style that seamlessly blends humor with incisive commentary on the social hierarchies of the time, thereby enriching the original genre of social satire. E. F. Benson, a prolific author and member of a prominent literary family, cultivated his insights into human behavior and social dynamics through diverse experiences, including his studies at Cambridge and engagement with the Bloomsbury Group.
His astute observations were influenced by an era rife with class tensions and changing societal norms, motivating him to craft the distinctive interplay of his characters, particularly their sharp class consciousness and the absurdity of social competition. For readers seeking a masterful tapestry of comedy and sharp social critique, "Mapp and Lucia - The Complete Series" stands out as an essential addition to the literary canon.
Offering not only laughter but also a reflection on the complexities of friendship and rivalry, this series invites readers to indulge in the charming yet tumultuous world of Tilling, affirming Benson's enduring relevance in literary scholarship.
Each installment in the series delves into the petty rivalries, social ambitions, and genteel cruelty of its characters, with a narrative style that seamlessly blends humor with incisive commentary on the social hierarchies of the time, thereby enriching the original genre of social satire. E. F. Benson, a prolific author and member of a prominent literary family, cultivated his insights into human behavior and social dynamics through diverse experiences, including his studies at Cambridge and engagement with the Bloomsbury Group.
His astute observations were influenced by an era rife with class tensions and changing societal norms, motivating him to craft the distinctive interplay of his characters, particularly their sharp class consciousness and the absurdity of social competition. For readers seeking a masterful tapestry of comedy and sharp social critique, "Mapp and Lucia - The Complete Series" stands out as an essential addition to the literary canon.
Offering not only laughter but also a reflection on the complexities of friendship and rivalry, this series invites readers to indulge in the charming yet tumultuous world of Tilling, affirming Benson's enduring relevance in literary scholarship.
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