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‘Swann’s Way’ by Marcel Proust | notesfromzembla
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Just another WordPress.com site. 8216;Swann’s Way’ by Marcel Proust. Asymp; 4 Comments. Proust is like a magician, weaving his patterns and transforming reality into a never-ending series of miracles. After all, is the point of art not to transform the quotidian, the banal, and the everyday, from the petals of a hawthorn flower to the pimple on the nose of a supercilious duchesse into something beautiful and incandescent? Only Nabokov can rival Proust in his joyous celebration of the wonders of the world...
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Just another WordPress.com site. 8216;Swann’s Way’ by Marcel Proust. Asymp; 4 Comments. Proust is like a magician, weaving his patterns and transforming reality into a never-ending series of miracles. After all, is the point of art not to transform the quotidian, the banal, and the everyday, from the petals of a hawthorn flower to the pimple on the nose of a supercilious duchesse into something beautiful and incandescent? Only Nabokov can rival Proust in his joyous celebration of the wonders of the world...
‘In the Shadow of Young Girls in Flower’ by Marcel Proust | notesfromzembla
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Just another WordPress.com site. 8216;In the Shadow of Young Girls in Flower’ by Marcel Proust. Asymp; 1 Comment. In the Shadows of Young Girls in Flower’,. Is the second volume of Proust’s. In Search of Lost Time’. As a novel, it is in many ways split into two separate parts; the first part. Dispenses with the poetry of the earlier volume and decides to concentrate on the psychological themes which permeate Proust’s work; the second half,. Place Names: the place’. In the Shadow of Young Girls in Flower.
‘The Summer Book’ by Tove Jansson | notesfromzembla
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Just another WordPress.com site. 8216;The Summer Book’ by Tove Jansson. Asymp; Leave a comment. They walked across the granite. The moss was slippery. The sun had come up a good way now, and everything was steaming. The whole island was covered with a bright haze. It was very pretty. And incorrigible poplar tree, are like a living embodiment of the grandmother her granddaughter. The steady and sometimes intemperate ebb and flow of life is captures perfectly in this novel, whether it be childish impertine...
‘Independent People’ by Haldord Laxness | notesfromzembla
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Just another WordPress.com site. 8216;Independent People’ by Haldord Laxness. Asymp; Leave a comment. Is the story of Bjartur, an independent man who wishes to lively solely on his own means as a farmer. It is a story of wondrous poetry, at times morose and at other times joyful; Laxness brilliantly captures the rugged and often cruel poetry of the Icelandic land and people, as well as the incorrigibility of Bjartur in wishing to maintain his independence in what he sees as being a fallen world. Yet Bjar...
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Jean-Christophe Grangé ‘La Ligne Noire’ – South of Paris books
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South of Paris books. Reviews of books read in French,English or even German. Choosing books, changing habits. Choosing Books, Changing Habits 2. Food for reading groups. Preview of the start to the French Literary Season. English Lit targets for 2016. French Lit targets for 2016. German lit target for 2016. Italian Lit targets for 2016. Eliette Abécassis ‘Une Affaire Conjugale’. Vincent Almendros ‘Un Été’. Nathalie Azoulai ‘Titus n’aimait pas Bérénice’. Michel Bussi ‘N’Oublier Jamais’. Laura Lippman ...
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The little white attic : Scattered thoughts on Dracula, on the plot, devices, character types, parallels
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The little white attic. Sunday, 2 August 2015. Scattered thoughts on Dracula. On the plot, devices, character types, parallels. Everyone keeps notes of some sort (mostly journals) and nobody tells anybody anything. The plot of Dracula. Then we have Mrs Westenra, the silly woman who means well but ruins everything, like Mrs Michelson and Mrs Clements in The Woman in White. If we ignore the way the people in Dracula. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Admire and model thyself after the whale! Dracula: the...
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The little white attic : Arguing against myself: Gwendolen vs Rosamond
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The little white attic. Tuesday, 23 June 2015. Arguing against myself: Gwendolen vs Rosamond. The other day I wrote. That Gwendolen Harleth's basically Rosamond Vincy under different circumstances. Now I'm revising that view. No, I'm arguing against myself. What distinguishes Gwendolen from Rosamond is that the former can be ashamed of her own actions, whereas the latter's only ashamed of bad reputation and disgrace. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Admire and model thyself after the whale! Moral less...
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The little white attic : Henry James's "Daniel Deronda: A Conversation"
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The little white attic. Friday, 14 August 2015. Henry James's "Daniel Deronda: A Conversation". A critique of Daniel Deronda. In the form of a short story, or rather, a play. There are 3 characters. Theodora adores George Eliot and says "A book like Daniel Deronda. Becomes part of one's life; one lives in it or alongside of it" and fervently defends Daniel Deronda. Pulcheria thinks George Eliot is no artist, appreciates Rosamond but doesn't believe in Dorothea, and harshly criticises Daniel Deronda.
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The little white attic : Experience and growth; Dorothea Brooke and Gwendolen Harleth
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The little white attic. Sunday, 21 June 2015. Experience and growth; Dorothea Brooke and Gwendolen Harleth. And Gwendolen Harleth ( Daniel Deronda. Make wrong decisions that change the whole course of their lives, then learn and grow through experience. By the time they learn a lesson, through disillusionment and suffering, they've become different persons, with a different view on life. May not be the same ecstatic experience as reading, say, Anna Karenina. 2 lessons from George Eliot:. Experience and g...
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The little white attic : The Woman in White: scheme, switch, twist
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The little white attic. Tuesday, 2 June 2015. The Woman in White. Scheme, switch, twist. 1/ Count Fosco's scheme works well. The Woman in White. Can drag for a while, mostly through Marian's narrative, but becomes fascinating when Sir Percival accepts the proposal and Count Fosco starts carrying out his elaborate plan (which, incidentally, might have inspired Fingersmith. Again Wilkie Collins needs the naivete and gullibility of a woman, and it's Mrs Clements. 2 June 2015 at 06:18. I have enjoyed your po...
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The little white attic : Dracula: the character and the book
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The little white attic. Sunday, 9 August 2015. Dracula: the character and the book. The character's bigger than the book. I'm not referring to the classic-ness of the book or its significance; I'm not thinking of all those adaptations and sequels, prequels, spin-offs and comic books and video games and Halloween costumes and references in popular culture nor the whole vampire subculture the book inspired. 9 August 2015 at 17:39. 12 August 2015 at 10:44. What themes are you thinking of? DI, that is a grea...
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The little white attic : The Madwoman in the Attic: on Middlemarch
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The little white attic. Thursday, 25 June 2015. The Madwoman in the Attic. The Madwoman in the Attic. By Sandra M. Gilbert and Susan Gubar . In chapter 14 "George Eliot as the Angel of Destruction", they argue that Casaubon and Lydgate increasingly resemble each other. Is the scatter-brained, trivial and ridiculous Mr Brooke. Contrast Lydgate with Will Ladislaw, who doesn't hold such views of women. The good people of the book such as Caleb Garth and Farebrother don't think that way either. Both women se...
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The little white attic : Top 10 "Are we reading the same book?" moments
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The little white attic. Sunday, 2 August 2015. Top 10 "Are we reading the same book? Ie those moments when I don't understand how some readers interpret a book in a certain way or why they see or don't see certain things in it. 1/ What do you mean Fanny Price should marry Henry Crawford and Edmund Bertram should marry Mary? And you call yourself a Janeite? 2/ Heathcliff is a romantic hero and Wuthering Heights. Is a beautiful love story? What's wrong with you? 3/ You think Mr Darcy is charming? 10 Are yo...
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The little white attic : The Appropriate Form: An Essay on the Novel by Barbara Hardy
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The little white attic. Thursday, 13 August 2015. The Appropriate Form: An Essay on the Novel. The 1st chapter is focused on Henry James. Economy, symmetry, total relevance, concentration, condensation, aesthetic selection- these words are attached to James's art. What is character but the determination of incident? What is incident but the illustration of character? In the last chapter, on Anna Karenina. In addition, "[t]he segregation of characters into moral categories appears in novels where part of ...
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Notes from Your English Teacher
Notes from Your English Teacher. Wednesday, March 4, 2015. YesIt's All about the Thesis. It seems in the process of learning how to read a poem; you forgot how to write an essay. This can’t happen! Okay… then as Shakespeare would say, your thesis is “an ever-fixed mark, / That looks on tempests, and is never shaken; / It is the star to every wandering bark, / Whose worth's unknown, although his height be taken.” It’s important, okay…really, really important. How is the author doing it? Disappointed, it&#...
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Notes From Your Father. Letters to the daughter I'm raising. In the South “learnin'” is a verb and a noun! July 4, 2010. This has been a week of learning; we have ventured boldly into new courses of study and we have paused from time to time to take a refresher in the ways of the baby. This week we reaffirmed your dislike of shots. You taught me that you will strike down with great vengeance and furious anger the ear drums of all those that you feel is even the least bit responsible. You have learned how...
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Saturday, January 30, 2010. Labels: Special Days - Birthday - Zeann. That precious heart opened up to include all the rest of us family and friends with the same love and concern. His parents and siblings are especially loved, cared for, and nurtured by his great capacity to love. Now that heart is blessing the people he rubs shoulders with at the mission home and pretty soon those dear folks in the Guadalajara East Mission will be blessed by his presence. Labels: My Treasures - Grandkids - Dallas.
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Just another WordPress.com site. 8216;Ada’ by Vladimir Nabokov. Asymp; 4 Comments. As a worshipper of all things Nabokov,. Artistry. In fact, reading. One recalls Nabokov’s criticism of. Facade disguises a very conventional and drab tenement house, and only the infrequent snatches of heavenly intonations redeem it from utter insipidity. Not that I am saying that. Is an incomprehensible as. It is a ribaldorous parody of various writers and literary types, from Tolstoy to the romance novel; Nabokov display...
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Aller au contenu principal. A propos de moi. Salut mes petits marrons! Ah ouais carrément.). Aujourd’hui un petit article pour revenir doucement sur le blog. Oui je fais un article tous les 15 jours mais j’essaye de revenir, promis. J’ai plusieurs idées d’articles, ce qui est quand même un bon début, non? Aujourd’hui donc, un article sur mes lectures de l’été! Le château des Etoiles, d’Alex Alice. Outre ce format que j’adore (il m’en faut peu), l’intérieur est une perle pleine de beauté! Chaque jour de p...
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