Denzil Quarrier (ePub)
(Sprache: Englisch)
In 'Denzil Quarrier,' George Gissing weaves a complex narrative that delves into themes of identity, social facade, and the intricacies of Victorian society. Written with Gissing's characteristic psychological depth and keen observation, the novel resonates...
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In 'Denzil Quarrier,' George Gissing weaves a complex narrative that delves into themes of identity, social facade, and the intricacies of Victorian society. Written with Gissing's characteristic psychological depth and keen observation, the novel resonates with the verisimilitude of the era's morals and domestic realities. The prose, both rich and pointed, paints a vivid picture of its characters' internal and external struggles, contextualized within the tapestry of late 19th-century London life. Amidst a display of pictures, bric-a-brac, and the intellectual paraphernalia of the period, Gissing sets the stage for a tale of individual conflict and societal expectations, reflected in the exquisite excerpt provided.
George Gissing, an astute English novelist, is hailed for his contribution to the literary canon through a prolific output of novels during his career. Gissing's personal experiences, including his intellectual pursuits and the financial difficulties he endured, deeply influenced his writing. 'Denzil Quarrier' is no exception; it emerges as a testament to the struggles and contradictions that marked Gissing's own life, rendering an authenticity to his portrayal of the complexities of Victorian existence.
'Denzil Quarrier,' with its nuanced characters and richly detailed settings, is recommended for readers who have an appreciation for the social and psychological underpinnings of the human condition as portrayed in literature. Scholars and enthusiasts of Victorian literature will find Gissing's work a treasure trove of insights into the period's zeitgeist, while general readers will be absorbed by the intricate narrative and the timeless questions it raises about the nature of truth and the facade of societal expectations.
George Gissing, an astute English novelist, is hailed for his contribution to the literary canon through a prolific output of novels during his career. Gissing's personal experiences, including his intellectual pursuits and the financial difficulties he endured, deeply influenced his writing. 'Denzil Quarrier' is no exception; it emerges as a testament to the struggles and contradictions that marked Gissing's own life, rendering an authenticity to his portrayal of the complexities of Victorian existence.
'Denzil Quarrier,' with its nuanced characters and richly detailed settings, is recommended for readers who have an appreciation for the social and psychological underpinnings of the human condition as portrayed in literature. Scholars and enthusiasts of Victorian literature will find Gissing's work a treasure trove of insights into the period's zeitgeist, while general readers will be absorbed by the intricate narrative and the timeless questions it raises about the nature of truth and the facade of societal expectations.
Autoren-Porträt von George Gissing
George Robert Gissing, born on November 22, 1857, in Wakefield, Yorkshire, was an English novelist renowned for his realistic portrayal of the lower middle class. Gissing's upbringing and early academic success at Owens College in Manchester, where he won a scholarship, mistily foretold a bright future. However, personal misfortunes and struggles, including his expulsion from college due to a theft conducted to support his impoverished girlfriend, shaped his bleak view of Victorian society. Gissing channeled his experiences of hardship and the oppressive social mores of the era into his writing, which often highlighted a society rife with class struggles and personal destitution. Works such as 'Denzil Quarrier' (1892) showcase his adeptness at nuanced character development and his concern for moral issues within the constraints of societal norms. Although not as widely celebrated during his lifetime as contemporaries such as Thomas Hardy, Gissing's literary output is characterized by a distinctive blend of naturalism and scholastic depth, earning him posthumous recognition as a notable figure in the English literary canon. Gissing's examination of human nature and social dynamics within his narratives affords readers a reflective perspective on the socioeconomic challenges of the late 19th century. In addition to 'Denzil Quarrier,' his novels 'New Grub Street' (1891) and 'The Odd Women' (1893) further cement his reputation as a chronicler of Victorian life. Gissing passed away on December 28, 1903, leaving a legacy influential in the study of English literature and social realism.
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- Autor: George Gissing
- 2022, 199 Seiten, Englisch
- Verlag: DigiCat
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- ISBN-13: 8596547100959
- Erscheinungsdatum: 20.07.2022
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