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Wolf's Head. 1911
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- Nombre de pages17
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4737027-7
- EAN8596547370277
- Date de parution16/09/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille297 Ko
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- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In 'Wolf's Head', Mary Noailles Murfree transports readers to the evocative landscape of Appalachia, weaving a tale that delves into the lives of its rugged inhabitants. The novel employs a vivid, immersive style that reflects the region's rich dialects and traditions, capturing the essence of mountain life with both realism and lyrical beauty. Set against the backdrop of a post-Civil War South grappling with its identity, 'Wolf's Head' provides a penetrating exploration of themes such as loyalty, survival, and the clash of personal and communal values, while also revealing the delicate balance between nature and civilization.
Mary Noailles Murfree, an influential figure in American regional literature, drew upon her own experiences growing up in the Appalachian region, which deeply informed her depiction of its culture and challenges. Known for her keen observations and deep empathy for her characters, Murfree's background in both literature and local folklore equipped her to write authentically about the mountain people, illustrating their struggles and triumphs with remarkable sensitivity and insight.
'A compelling narrative, rich in atmosphere and lore, 'Wolf's Head' is a must-read for those interested in American literature, regional studies, and the exploration of human resilience. Murfree's deft storytelling and profound understanding of the Appalachian spirit invites readers to not only witness the struggles of her characters but to feel the very pulse of a world that continues to resonate today.'
Mary Noailles Murfree, an influential figure in American regional literature, drew upon her own experiences growing up in the Appalachian region, which deeply informed her depiction of its culture and challenges. Known for her keen observations and deep empathy for her characters, Murfree's background in both literature and local folklore equipped her to write authentically about the mountain people, illustrating their struggles and triumphs with remarkable sensitivity and insight.
'A compelling narrative, rich in atmosphere and lore, 'Wolf's Head' is a must-read for those interested in American literature, regional studies, and the exploration of human resilience. Murfree's deft storytelling and profound understanding of the Appalachian spirit invites readers to not only witness the struggles of her characters but to feel the very pulse of a world that continues to resonate today.'
In 'Wolf's Head', Mary Noailles Murfree transports readers to the evocative landscape of Appalachia, weaving a tale that delves into the lives of its rugged inhabitants. The novel employs a vivid, immersive style that reflects the region's rich dialects and traditions, capturing the essence of mountain life with both realism and lyrical beauty. Set against the backdrop of a post-Civil War South grappling with its identity, 'Wolf's Head' provides a penetrating exploration of themes such as loyalty, survival, and the clash of personal and communal values, while also revealing the delicate balance between nature and civilization.
Mary Noailles Murfree, an influential figure in American regional literature, drew upon her own experiences growing up in the Appalachian region, which deeply informed her depiction of its culture and challenges. Known for her keen observations and deep empathy for her characters, Murfree's background in both literature and local folklore equipped her to write authentically about the mountain people, illustrating their struggles and triumphs with remarkable sensitivity and insight.
'A compelling narrative, rich in atmosphere and lore, 'Wolf's Head' is a must-read for those interested in American literature, regional studies, and the exploration of human resilience. Murfree's deft storytelling and profound understanding of the Appalachian spirit invites readers to not only witness the struggles of her characters but to feel the very pulse of a world that continues to resonate today.'
Mary Noailles Murfree, an influential figure in American regional literature, drew upon her own experiences growing up in the Appalachian region, which deeply informed her depiction of its culture and challenges. Known for her keen observations and deep empathy for her characters, Murfree's background in both literature and local folklore equipped her to write authentically about the mountain people, illustrating their struggles and triumphs with remarkable sensitivity and insight.
'A compelling narrative, rich in atmosphere and lore, 'Wolf's Head' is a must-read for those interested in American literature, regional studies, and the exploration of human resilience. Murfree's deft storytelling and profound understanding of the Appalachian spirit invites readers to not only witness the struggles of her characters but to feel the very pulse of a world that continues to resonate today.'
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