Ebook The Sea, The Sea: Vintage Classics Murdoch Series, by Iris Murdoch
Sie können entdecken, wie Führer kann Ihrer fühlt sich wirklich wie auch Ideen basiert auf dem Umstand, geholt werden. Wenn die Erweiterung des Buches Vorschlag vernünftig genug ist, verwandelt es sich in ein Mittel in den Besucher zu bringen, es zu kaufen. Um dieses Problem zu passen, servieren wir hier und jetzt weiche Daten, die bequem zu bekommen sind. Sie werden vielleicht nicht wirklich so schwer fühlen, indem in der Buchhandlung um Ihre Stadt zu suchen.
The Sea, The Sea: Vintage Classics Murdoch Series, by Iris Murdoch
Ebook The Sea, The Sea: Vintage Classics Murdoch Series, by Iris Murdoch
Lesen ist wichtig für uns. Durch das Lesen, konnten wir zahlreiche Vorteile wie die Verbesserung des Know-how in Bezug auf verschiedene andere Leben sowie andere Welt Leben fühlen. kann die Überprüfung sein, etwas zu überprüfen, alles zu überprüfen. Publikationen, Papier, Geschichte, einzigartig, oder vielleicht sind die Bücher die Instanzen. Die Materialien zu lesen, verfügen zusätzlich über die Broschüren der Fiktion, die wissenschaftliche Forschung, Politik, sowie andere Quellen zu entdecken.
Ausfallzeit endet eine extrem wertvolle Zeit zu sein für viele Menschen. Dies ist der Moment alle müde zu verlieren, verschlissen, und auch müde Arbeiten oder Verpflichtungen. Dennoch wird mit auch lange Zeit machen Sie wirklich langweilig. Darüber hinaus werden Sie sicherlich das Gefühl, das wirklich so, wenn Sie keine Aktivitäten haben. Um das kleine Problem auftritt, zeigen wir ein Buch The Sea, The Sea: Vintage Classics Murdoch Series, By Iris Murdoch, die ein Verfahren sein, können Sie während Ihres Aufenthaltes in der freien Zeit zu bleiben. Es kann sicherlich Produkt, nicht als das Kissen lesen.
Lesung wird sicherlich nicht nur Ihre Zeit frei befriedigen. Es wird sicherlich die Methoden sowie viele Dinge schaffen, wenn die Analyse durchgeführt werden kann. Gibt es die Realitäten, Unterhaltung, Lektion, und kann auch Wissen weniger kompliziert durch das Lesen des Buches zu erreichen. Sie können nicht nur brauchen Sie Zeit für Ihren Freund oder Familie zu retten. Manchmal werden die Ausgaben paar Mal für das Lesen zusätzlich wertvoll sein.
Es wird sicherlich helfen Ihnen zu machen oder zu kommen jemand viel besser zu sein. Wertvolle Zeit für die Analyse ist aufgrund der Tatsache gewonnen, dass Sie verschwenden keine Zeit für etwas Mühe. Wenn Sie wirklich diese Publikation gelesen intelligent sowie perfekt, genau das, was Sie her letztlich erworben suchen wird. Um The Sea, The Sea: Vintage Classics Murdoch Series, By Iris Murdoch in diesem kurzen Artikel, müssen Sie den Link. Das ist die Verbindung des Buchs herunterladen und installieren. Wenn die Soft-Daten von Führungs können Sie leichter helfen, warum nicht Sie eine Chance, machen diese Publikation jetzt zu erhalten? Schreiben Sie den ersten Personen, die diese Publikation unten erhalten!
Pressestimmen
"It isn't all brainy fantasising in Murdochland; there's wild swimming, appalling sandwiches, death, madness and sex." (Guardian)"How bloody good her novels are – how intelligent, how lucent, how divinely crazy. They’re fun – I’d forgotten that" (Sarah Waters Guardian)"Dazzlingly entertaining and inventive" (The Times)"One of the most ambitious tours de force in many years... There are pages one races through to see what happens. She is a virtuoso at description" (Daily Mail)"There is no doubt in my mind that Iris Murdoch is one of the most important novelists now writing in English...The power of her imaginative vision, her intelligence and her awareness and revelation of human truth are quite remarkable" (The Times)
Über den Autor und weitere Mitwirkende
Iris Murdoch was born in Dublin in 1919. She read Classics at Somerville College, Oxford, and after working in the Treasury and abroad, was awarded a research studentship in Philosophy at Newnham College, Cambridge. In 1948 she returned to Oxford as fellow and tutor at St Anne’s College and later taught at the Royal College of Art. Until her death in 1999, she lived in Oxford with her husband, the academic and critic, John Bayley. She was made a Dame of the British Empire in 1987 and in the 1997 PEN Awards received the Gold Pen for Distinguished Service to Literature.Iris Murdoch made her writing debut in 1954 with Under the Net. Her twenty-six novels include the Booker prize-winning The Sea, The Sea (1978), the James Tait Black Memorial prize-winning The Black Prince (1973) and the Whitbread prize-winning The Sacred and Profane Love Machine (1974). Her philosophy includes Sartre: Romantic Rationalist (1953) and Metaphysics as a Guide to Morals (1992); other philosophical writings, including 'The Sovereignty of Good' (1970), are collected in Existentialists and Mystics (1997).
Produktinformation
Taschenbuch: 608 Seiten
Verlag: Vintage Classics (4. Juli 2019)
Sprache: Englisch
ISBN-10: 1784875198
ISBN-13: 978-1784875190
Größe und/oder Gewicht:
12,8 x 3,6 x 17,8 cm
Durchschnittliche Kundenbewertung:
3.4 von 5 Sternen
10 Kundenrezensionen
Amazon Bestseller-Rang:
Nr. 7.787 in Fremdsprachige Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Fremdsprachige Bücher)
This is the first book I've read that is by Iris Murdoch. Because I always used to come across her name in texts about "philosophical literature", I thought I'd be missing something if I didn't read a book by this author. Maybe this is the reason why my expectations were so high. Well, I liked it first, but then I started getting irritated: the representation of especially female characters was so unlikely. Women are weak and have no pride at all! And the way they are in love/relationship is sooo, excuse me, humiliatingly low and unreal. Some events are chewed like a chewing gum, and one gets tired of reading the same thing again and again. But then they take a somewhat gothic turn and one is in the story again, just in order to forget the gothic and start reading another imploring, vague monologue of a self-less woman.But, as I said, this can also be only my feelings due to my high expectations before I started reading Murdoch. Trying not to be too judgemental... maybe you people will have different experiences reading this novel. So have fun!
I'm not entirely sure how to describe this novel, though I absolutely loved every word of it. It's kind of about a 60-ish man named Charles Arrowby, who has retired from a glittering career in the London theater and gone to live by the sea. The book is his journal -- mostly focusing early on about his thoughts on women and how totally wonderful he is. At first, I liked him, then I realized he was the most egotistical and jealous person I have ever encountered -- the combination resulted, for him, in a trail of women totally mad about him that he used and then tossed. All but one, a woman named "Hartley," who dumped him first when they were both young and then became his life-long obsession. When he discovers her living in the village with a jealous and abusive husband, he goes completely crazy and tries to kidnap her and convince her to stay with him forever. I kept hoping he might learn from the experience that women aren't toys and that they don't all worship him just because HE thinks he's so great. He doesn't, though. The book ends with him totally unchanged by all the bizarre and tragic things that happen to him (and already on his way to hooking up with another woman who worships him). If this book hadn't been written the way it was, and I cannot describe what made it so, I would've tossed it aside in disgust over the main character's personality. But instead, I couldn't put it down. Remarkable -- that's the best word to describe it. Magical and bizarre. Read this book!
Although this book is overly long and not perfectly structured, it makes up for these deficiencies by a degree of passion and intellect sorely missing from much contemporary fiction. The novel concerns a retired theater director who moves to the seashore in order to contemplate his life. He recalls how an adolescent love which he greatly idealized prohibited him from committing himself completely to any of the important women in his life. Coincidentally, he meets the woman again and tries to resume his love affair but she won't have him. He passionately refuses to let her reject him this time and holds her prisoner in his house. When his friends from London come to visit him at this time, the situation deteriorates into an amusing farce but with serious overtones.In spite of the man's delusions, his passion is sublime; his deluded behavior is paradoxically magnificent. When he finally he comes to grips with the reality, both he and the reader are very much saddened, although enlightened.It's really pleasurable to read such a complex novel that is witty and compassionate and in the final analysis, wise.
This is my first Iris Murdoch novel, and it will not be my last. The theme, plot and characterzation of lost love, revenge and strength through suffering was something I could identify with. There is an almost ethereal quality to Murdoch's writing. Her characters: Charles, James, Titus, Lizzie, Rosina, Hartley, etc.. are colorful, but yet they are ghostly, wraithlike. You can't have a physical grasp on them; they will not allow it. The only thing that Murdoch allows you is to share in her character's experiences, their longings and dreams. This book makes you look hard at the character's ethics and fashions in which they choose to live their lives. It makes you ask: "Is what happens to these characters deserving?" This book is rich in description, introspective, wise and has a solitary element of aloneness as well as fantastic English prose that make it a standard bearer (my opinion) to which other present-day novels are judged.
The Sea, The Sea: Vintage Classics Murdoch Series, by Iris Murdoch PDF
The Sea, The Sea: Vintage Classics Murdoch Series, by Iris Murdoch EPub
The Sea, The Sea: Vintage Classics Murdoch Series, by Iris Murdoch Doc
The Sea, The Sea: Vintage Classics Murdoch Series, by Iris Murdoch iBooks
The Sea, The Sea: Vintage Classics Murdoch Series, by Iris Murdoch rtf
The Sea, The Sea: Vintage Classics Murdoch Series, by Iris Murdoch Mobipocket
The Sea, The Sea: Vintage Classics Murdoch Series, by Iris Murdoch Kindle
