Ernest Hemingway
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Ernest Miller Hemingway was a journalist, novelist, short-story writer, and sportsman. His economical and understated style—which he termed the iceberg theory—had a strong influence on 20th-century fiction, while his adventurous lifestyle and his public image brought him admiration from later generations.
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This meticulously edited short story collection is formatted for your eReader with a functional and detailed table of Table of A Girl of the Streets George's Mother The Third Violet The Monster The Little Regiment and Other Episodes from the American Civil The Little Regiment Three Miraculous Soldiers A Mystery of Heroism An Indiana Campaign A Grey...
En la San Petersburgo del siglo XIX, la esposa de un ministro imperial ruso provoca un escándalo en la alta sociedad por su romance con el conde Vronsky, un apuesto oficial de caballería.
Ana Karenina es una de las mejores creaciones de Tolstoi, una obra de arte de gran perfección estética que no solo trata la historia sentimental de los personajes centrales, también se refiere a los altos estamentos de la Rusia de su época, llenos de figuras de la nobleza que vivían en el mejor de los mundos, mientras en el campo los siervos campesinos vivían como auténticos esclavos.
Tolstoi fue cronista y crítico de esa sociedad. Con maestría narra todo el cuadro de un instante social y toda la gama de resplandores que fulgen en el carácter de los personajes y en la descripción de los escenarios.
El campo, el paisaje y los trabajos rurales son reflejados aquí, como un poderoso espejo de la tierra rusa, de la cual, al escribir esta novela, Tolstoi llegó a ser considerado como el mayor intérprete.
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This novella by a renowned American author is perfect for those passionate about the "international theme." Madame de Mauves follows the marital troubles of an American wife and her French husband, as narrated by a male friend of the wife. Originally published in 1874, this smoothly narrated story showcases the matured writing style and technique of the author. Plus, an annotated version with the author's biography is included for a truly immersive experience.
Guy de Maupassant's Complete Works is a collection of enthralling stories that explore the intricacies of human relationships. The author paints a vivid picture of love and longing through the tale of a man who dreams of the perfect kiss that will seal his engagement. The book is a must-read for anyone who loves to immerse themselves in poignant narratives that touch the heart.
Explore the fascinating life and travels of naturalist and ornithologist W. H. Hudson in his autobiography, which offers a unique glimpse into provincial Argentina during the mid-19th century. Hudson was a respected scholar in his fields, credited with expanding and developing ornithology and publishing tales of romantic adventure. Although he left his beloved homeland to settle permanently in England, his love for Argentina and the Patagonia region is evident in his writing. Discover the insights of a remarkable author whose studies of avian species earned him acclaim in both Britain and his native land.
A foundling, Tom Jones, grows up to be a kind-hearted and loving youth who falls in love with his neighbor's daughter, Sophia Western. However, their love is opposed due to Tom's status as a bastard, highlighting the class friction in 18th-century society. This romantic comedy also includes prostitution and sexual promiscuity, which was groundbreaking for its time, but criticized for its "lowness."
El espíritu pacífico y conciliador de Turguénev con su eterna tendencia a la concordia le causó más de un estrago en su vida. Pocas veces una personalidad tan asequible ha sido objeto de tantos ataques. Tildado de revolucionario por los conservadores y de conservador por los revolucionarios, sus frecuentes viajes a Europa le costaron más de una crítica por parte de los eslavófilos. Su carácter aristocrático y su acicalado aspecto de «gentleman» inglés despertaron resquemores en sus adversarios ideológicos. Su visión lírica de la vida aúna en su obra el latido de la naturaleza con la vibración del alma humana. «Padres e hijos» es una obra sumamente trascendente para la historia de la literatura rusa. Se atribuye a esta obra una innegable influencia en la abolición de la servidumbre imperante en Rusia hasta 1861. Hay en ella, además, una descripción de la confrontación de dos ideales, el aristocrático y el nihilista. Turguénev culmina en esta obra el perfil de sus héroes portadores de dos tipologías, de dos ideales contrapuestos en constante pugna: entrega y sacrificio de la propia persona contra el yo dubitativo sobre el sentido de la propia existencia.
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