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The War of the Wenuses
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- Nombre de pages29
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4712584-6
- EAN8596547125846
- Date de parution01/08/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille417 Ko
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- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
The anthology 'The War of the Wenuses' presents a fascinating exploration of themes centered around gender dynamics, satire, and social commentary, reflecting a time when humor was wielded judiciously to critique societal norms. This collection offers a compilation of ingenious parodies and clever critiques that span a range of literary styles, from lighthearted satire to biting commentary. While the collection is cohesive in exploring these themes, individual pieces stand out for their remarkable ability to humorously subvert and scrutinize popular conventions of its time.
The sheer diversity of tones and narratives makes it an intriguing depiction of early 20th-century literary cleverness. Authored by E. V. Lucas and Charles L. Graves, both renowned for their wit and humor, the collection taps into the rich vein of early 1900s literary culture, aligned with movements like Edwardian humor and the flourishing of periodical parodies. Their combined satires draw from, and contribute to, an era of burgeoning literary expression that challenged the status quo through wit and irony.
The authors' collective backgrounds in journalism and literature greatly enrich this anthology, weaving together a wide range of perspectives in its incisive exploration of societal norms. 'War of the Wenuses' is a treasure trove for readers eager to explore the multifaceted dimensions of satirical literature. It provides a valuable educational lens into the cultural and societal issues of its period, offering not just entertainment but also a nuanced look at how literary art can foster dialogue and reflection.
Delve into this collection to appreciate its historical context and its ability to stimulate thought and conversation, a testament to the power of humor in literature.
The sheer diversity of tones and narratives makes it an intriguing depiction of early 20th-century literary cleverness. Authored by E. V. Lucas and Charles L. Graves, both renowned for their wit and humor, the collection taps into the rich vein of early 1900s literary culture, aligned with movements like Edwardian humor and the flourishing of periodical parodies. Their combined satires draw from, and contribute to, an era of burgeoning literary expression that challenged the status quo through wit and irony.
The authors' collective backgrounds in journalism and literature greatly enrich this anthology, weaving together a wide range of perspectives in its incisive exploration of societal norms. 'War of the Wenuses' is a treasure trove for readers eager to explore the multifaceted dimensions of satirical literature. It provides a valuable educational lens into the cultural and societal issues of its period, offering not just entertainment but also a nuanced look at how literary art can foster dialogue and reflection.
Delve into this collection to appreciate its historical context and its ability to stimulate thought and conversation, a testament to the power of humor in literature.
The anthology 'The War of the Wenuses' presents a fascinating exploration of themes centered around gender dynamics, satire, and social commentary, reflecting a time when humor was wielded judiciously to critique societal norms. This collection offers a compilation of ingenious parodies and clever critiques that span a range of literary styles, from lighthearted satire to biting commentary. While the collection is cohesive in exploring these themes, individual pieces stand out for their remarkable ability to humorously subvert and scrutinize popular conventions of its time.
The sheer diversity of tones and narratives makes it an intriguing depiction of early 20th-century literary cleverness. Authored by E. V. Lucas and Charles L. Graves, both renowned for their wit and humor, the collection taps into the rich vein of early 1900s literary culture, aligned with movements like Edwardian humor and the flourishing of periodical parodies. Their combined satires draw from, and contribute to, an era of burgeoning literary expression that challenged the status quo through wit and irony.
The authors' collective backgrounds in journalism and literature greatly enrich this anthology, weaving together a wide range of perspectives in its incisive exploration of societal norms. 'War of the Wenuses' is a treasure trove for readers eager to explore the multifaceted dimensions of satirical literature. It provides a valuable educational lens into the cultural and societal issues of its period, offering not just entertainment but also a nuanced look at how literary art can foster dialogue and reflection.
Delve into this collection to appreciate its historical context and its ability to stimulate thought and conversation, a testament to the power of humor in literature.
The sheer diversity of tones and narratives makes it an intriguing depiction of early 20th-century literary cleverness. Authored by E. V. Lucas and Charles L. Graves, both renowned for their wit and humor, the collection taps into the rich vein of early 1900s literary culture, aligned with movements like Edwardian humor and the flourishing of periodical parodies. Their combined satires draw from, and contribute to, an era of burgeoning literary expression that challenged the status quo through wit and irony.
The authors' collective backgrounds in journalism and literature greatly enrich this anthology, weaving together a wide range of perspectives in its incisive exploration of societal norms. 'War of the Wenuses' is a treasure trove for readers eager to explore the multifaceted dimensions of satirical literature. It provides a valuable educational lens into the cultural and societal issues of its period, offering not just entertainment but also a nuanced look at how literary art can foster dialogue and reflection.
Delve into this collection to appreciate its historical context and its ability to stimulate thought and conversation, a testament to the power of humor in literature.
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