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- Nombre de pages35
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4732698-4
- EAN8596547326984
- Date de parution15/09/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille527 Ko
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- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In "The Altar of the Dead, " Henry James intricately weaves a poignant narrative exploring themes of love, loss, and remembrance within the context of a Protestant church in New York City. The novella's literary style is characterized by James's signature psychological depth and subtle characterizations, presenting the internal struggles of the protagonist as he grapples with mourning and faith. Set against the backdrop of the late 19th century, it reflects the period's preoccupation with existential questions, melding realism with a meditative tone that invites readers to reflect on the rituals of memory and the sacredness of loss.
Henry James, an eminent figure in American literature and a key precursor to modernist thought, often drew upon his extensive travels and deep engagement with European culture, particularly the complexities of individual psyche. This exploration of spiritual themes can be seen as a response to his own grappling with identity, culture, and the transformative power of love and grief throughout his literary career, which is further marked by a dual American-British perspective.
I highly recommend "The Altar of the Dead" to readers interested in nuanced character studies and the interplay of personal and universal grief. This novella not only exemplifies James's mastery of language and psychological insight but also resonates deeply with contemporary questions about the meaning of remembrance and the rituals we create in the wake of loss.
Henry James, an eminent figure in American literature and a key precursor to modernist thought, often drew upon his extensive travels and deep engagement with European culture, particularly the complexities of individual psyche. This exploration of spiritual themes can be seen as a response to his own grappling with identity, culture, and the transformative power of love and grief throughout his literary career, which is further marked by a dual American-British perspective.
I highly recommend "The Altar of the Dead" to readers interested in nuanced character studies and the interplay of personal and universal grief. This novella not only exemplifies James's mastery of language and psychological insight but also resonates deeply with contemporary questions about the meaning of remembrance and the rituals we create in the wake of loss.
In "The Altar of the Dead, " Henry James intricately weaves a poignant narrative exploring themes of love, loss, and remembrance within the context of a Protestant church in New York City. The novella's literary style is characterized by James's signature psychological depth and subtle characterizations, presenting the internal struggles of the protagonist as he grapples with mourning and faith. Set against the backdrop of the late 19th century, it reflects the period's preoccupation with existential questions, melding realism with a meditative tone that invites readers to reflect on the rituals of memory and the sacredness of loss.
Henry James, an eminent figure in American literature and a key precursor to modernist thought, often drew upon his extensive travels and deep engagement with European culture, particularly the complexities of individual psyche. This exploration of spiritual themes can be seen as a response to his own grappling with identity, culture, and the transformative power of love and grief throughout his literary career, which is further marked by a dual American-British perspective.
I highly recommend "The Altar of the Dead" to readers interested in nuanced character studies and the interplay of personal and universal grief. This novella not only exemplifies James's mastery of language and psychological insight but also resonates deeply with contemporary questions about the meaning of remembrance and the rituals we create in the wake of loss.
Henry James, an eminent figure in American literature and a key precursor to modernist thought, often drew upon his extensive travels and deep engagement with European culture, particularly the complexities of individual psyche. This exploration of spiritual themes can be seen as a response to his own grappling with identity, culture, and the transformative power of love and grief throughout his literary career, which is further marked by a dual American-British perspective.
I highly recommend "The Altar of the Dead" to readers interested in nuanced character studies and the interplay of personal and universal grief. This novella not only exemplifies James's mastery of language and psychological insight but also resonates deeply with contemporary questions about the meaning of remembrance and the rituals we create in the wake of loss.
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