The Diary of a Nobody (Unabridged)
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- Nombre de pages128
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-80-272-4634-2
- EAN9788027246342
- Date de parution02/11/2018
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille264 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurJazzybee Verlag
Résumé
'The Diary of a Nobody' stands as a seminal work in the landscape of British humor and late Victorian literature, painted vividly through the satirical diary entries of Charles Pooter. This unabridged collection retains the full essence and finesse of George and Weedon Grossmith's creation, brilliantly exploring themes of social aspirations and the peculiarities of suburban life. The narrative is enriched by a clever blend of irony and wit, reflecting the contemporaneous literary style of caricature and the absurd.
Through its episodic structure, the book offers a microscopic inspection of the ordinary, transforming it into an extraordinary exploration of identity and societal norms. The Grossmith brothers, both influential figures in the late 19th-century cultural milieu, bring to the collection a unique blend of real-life theatrical and artistic experiences. Their insights resonate with the comedic, often touching upon the peculiar rigidity of social structures of their time.
By encapsulating these nuanced perspectives, 'The Diary of a Nobody' not only aligns with but also parodies the emergent literary movements of its era, offering a delightful yet razor-sharp reflection on the human condition. This collection is an unmissable journey for those keen on understanding the intricacies of everyday life through a humorous lens. Readers will discover the timeless charm and relevance of the Grossmiths' work, making it an essential addition for both scholars and enthusiasts of classic British literature.
Delve into this anthology to appreciate its educational and entertainment value, engaging deeply with the dialogue it orchestrates between societal expectations and individual identity.
Through its episodic structure, the book offers a microscopic inspection of the ordinary, transforming it into an extraordinary exploration of identity and societal norms. The Grossmith brothers, both influential figures in the late 19th-century cultural milieu, bring to the collection a unique blend of real-life theatrical and artistic experiences. Their insights resonate with the comedic, often touching upon the peculiar rigidity of social structures of their time.
By encapsulating these nuanced perspectives, 'The Diary of a Nobody' not only aligns with but also parodies the emergent literary movements of its era, offering a delightful yet razor-sharp reflection on the human condition. This collection is an unmissable journey for those keen on understanding the intricacies of everyday life through a humorous lens. Readers will discover the timeless charm and relevance of the Grossmiths' work, making it an essential addition for both scholars and enthusiasts of classic British literature.
Delve into this anthology to appreciate its educational and entertainment value, engaging deeply with the dialogue it orchestrates between societal expectations and individual identity.
'The Diary of a Nobody' stands as a seminal work in the landscape of British humor and late Victorian literature, painted vividly through the satirical diary entries of Charles Pooter. This unabridged collection retains the full essence and finesse of George and Weedon Grossmith's creation, brilliantly exploring themes of social aspirations and the peculiarities of suburban life. The narrative is enriched by a clever blend of irony and wit, reflecting the contemporaneous literary style of caricature and the absurd.
Through its episodic structure, the book offers a microscopic inspection of the ordinary, transforming it into an extraordinary exploration of identity and societal norms. The Grossmith brothers, both influential figures in the late 19th-century cultural milieu, bring to the collection a unique blend of real-life theatrical and artistic experiences. Their insights resonate with the comedic, often touching upon the peculiar rigidity of social structures of their time.
By encapsulating these nuanced perspectives, 'The Diary of a Nobody' not only aligns with but also parodies the emergent literary movements of its era, offering a delightful yet razor-sharp reflection on the human condition. This collection is an unmissable journey for those keen on understanding the intricacies of everyday life through a humorous lens. Readers will discover the timeless charm and relevance of the Grossmiths' work, making it an essential addition for both scholars and enthusiasts of classic British literature.
Delve into this anthology to appreciate its educational and entertainment value, engaging deeply with the dialogue it orchestrates between societal expectations and individual identity.
Through its episodic structure, the book offers a microscopic inspection of the ordinary, transforming it into an extraordinary exploration of identity and societal norms. The Grossmith brothers, both influential figures in the late 19th-century cultural milieu, bring to the collection a unique blend of real-life theatrical and artistic experiences. Their insights resonate with the comedic, often touching upon the peculiar rigidity of social structures of their time.
By encapsulating these nuanced perspectives, 'The Diary of a Nobody' not only aligns with but also parodies the emergent literary movements of its era, offering a delightful yet razor-sharp reflection on the human condition. This collection is an unmissable journey for those keen on understanding the intricacies of everyday life through a humorous lens. Readers will discover the timeless charm and relevance of the Grossmiths' work, making it an essential addition for both scholars and enthusiasts of classic British literature.
Delve into this anthology to appreciate its educational and entertainment value, engaging deeply with the dialogue it orchestrates between societal expectations and individual identity.
