The Monk. Exploring the Depths of Human Desires and Dark Consequences
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- Nombre de pages373
- FormatePub
- ISBN4057664190611
- EAN4057664190611
- Date de parution20/11/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille627 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
Published in 1796, M. G. Lewis'Äôs 'The Monk' stands as a seminal work of Gothic fiction, weaving a complex tapestry of intrigue, passion, and religious ambivalence. The narrative follows the tragic figure of Ambrosio, a pious monk whose descent into depravity is orchestrated by the machinations of a mysterious figure. Lewis employs rich, evocative prose interlaced with sensuous imagery and an undercurrent of psychological tension, reflecting the anxieties of a society grappling with Enlightenment ideals and the remnants of superstition.
This novel not only exemplifies the hallmark characteristics of Gothic literature'Äîsuch as decay, darkness, and moral ambiguity'Äîbut also critiques religious hypocrisy and explores the perils of unchecked desire. M. G. Lewis, an Englishman born into a prominent family, was influenced by the turbulent socio-political landscape of his time, marked by the French Revolution and the burgeoning Romantic movement.
His works frequently scrutinize the complexities of human emotion and morality, of which 'The Monk' serves as a prime example. Lewis's own experiences with the literary circles of London, including friendships with other influential writers, undoubtedly shaped his bold approach to themes of temptation and transgression. For readers drawn to the primal contradictions of human nature, 'The Monk' is an essential text that challenges the moral certitudes of its era while continuing to resonate within contemporary discourse.
Lewis's exploration of darkness and redemption offers a thought-provoking experience, making this Gothic masterpiece an indispensable addition to the literary canon.
This novel not only exemplifies the hallmark characteristics of Gothic literature'Äîsuch as decay, darkness, and moral ambiguity'Äîbut also critiques religious hypocrisy and explores the perils of unchecked desire. M. G. Lewis, an Englishman born into a prominent family, was influenced by the turbulent socio-political landscape of his time, marked by the French Revolution and the burgeoning Romantic movement.
His works frequently scrutinize the complexities of human emotion and morality, of which 'The Monk' serves as a prime example. Lewis's own experiences with the literary circles of London, including friendships with other influential writers, undoubtedly shaped his bold approach to themes of temptation and transgression. For readers drawn to the primal contradictions of human nature, 'The Monk' is an essential text that challenges the moral certitudes of its era while continuing to resonate within contemporary discourse.
Lewis's exploration of darkness and redemption offers a thought-provoking experience, making this Gothic masterpiece an indispensable addition to the literary canon.
Published in 1796, M. G. Lewis'Äôs 'The Monk' stands as a seminal work of Gothic fiction, weaving a complex tapestry of intrigue, passion, and religious ambivalence. The narrative follows the tragic figure of Ambrosio, a pious monk whose descent into depravity is orchestrated by the machinations of a mysterious figure. Lewis employs rich, evocative prose interlaced with sensuous imagery and an undercurrent of psychological tension, reflecting the anxieties of a society grappling with Enlightenment ideals and the remnants of superstition.
This novel not only exemplifies the hallmark characteristics of Gothic literature'Äîsuch as decay, darkness, and moral ambiguity'Äîbut also critiques religious hypocrisy and explores the perils of unchecked desire. M. G. Lewis, an Englishman born into a prominent family, was influenced by the turbulent socio-political landscape of his time, marked by the French Revolution and the burgeoning Romantic movement.
His works frequently scrutinize the complexities of human emotion and morality, of which 'The Monk' serves as a prime example. Lewis's own experiences with the literary circles of London, including friendships with other influential writers, undoubtedly shaped his bold approach to themes of temptation and transgression. For readers drawn to the primal contradictions of human nature, 'The Monk' is an essential text that challenges the moral certitudes of its era while continuing to resonate within contemporary discourse.
Lewis's exploration of darkness and redemption offers a thought-provoking experience, making this Gothic masterpiece an indispensable addition to the literary canon.
This novel not only exemplifies the hallmark characteristics of Gothic literature'Äîsuch as decay, darkness, and moral ambiguity'Äîbut also critiques religious hypocrisy and explores the perils of unchecked desire. M. G. Lewis, an Englishman born into a prominent family, was influenced by the turbulent socio-political landscape of his time, marked by the French Revolution and the burgeoning Romantic movement.
His works frequently scrutinize the complexities of human emotion and morality, of which 'The Monk' serves as a prime example. Lewis's own experiences with the literary circles of London, including friendships with other influential writers, undoubtedly shaped his bold approach to themes of temptation and transgression. For readers drawn to the primal contradictions of human nature, 'The Monk' is an essential text that challenges the moral certitudes of its era while continuing to resonate within contemporary discourse.
Lewis's exploration of darkness and redemption offers a thought-provoking experience, making this Gothic masterpiece an indispensable addition to the literary canon.
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