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Daniel Deronda – Volume II – George Eliot par George Eliot
Daniel Deronda – Volume II – George Eliot
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"Here was a man who had found his own way for himself."
The novel weaves together two stories: that of Gwendolen Harleth, a beautiful but spoiled woman who traps herself in an oppressive marriage, and Daniel Deronda, a sensitive young man searching for his origins. Daniel's discovery of his Jewish heritage leads him to embrace a new identity and a Zionist vision of a homeland.
George Eliot's final novel is a daring and controversial work. It combines a biting social satire of the British aristocracy with a sympathetic and prophetic exploration of Jewish identity and proto-Zionism.
Volume II of 2 — Books V–VIII.
Fiche Technique
- Titre Daniel Deronda – Volume II – George Eliot
- Auteur George Eliot
- Format A5 (148 x 210 mm)
- Papier Noir & Blanc, Crème 90g
- Reliure Dos carré collé
- Couverture Souple, finition mate
- Époque 19th Century
- Courant Realism
- Langue Anglais
- ISBN 979-10-453-1188-6
- EAN 9791045311886
