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Strange Necessity

Name: Strange Necessity
Brand: Little, Brown Book Group
SKU: 04744626
Price: 29.85 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Rebecca West
ISBN: 9780860685043

Essays and Reviews

Rebecca West

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Código Libristo: 04744626

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'The Strange Necessity',one of the twelve essays collected here and first published in 1928, anchors... Descrição completa

Código Libristo: 04744626

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'The Strange Necessity',one of the twelve essays collected here and first published in 1928, anchors West's quest to understand why art matters and how aesthetics of every caliber can not only inspire but reveal the author's inner world. Whether juxtaposing Ulysses's prose with Pavlov's research, or comparing Sinclair Lewis with actress and pianist Yvonne Printemps, West finds that a satisfying emotion overrides an artistic work's form. Her intricately crafted essays reveal her experience in the literary circles of the twenties and thirties and the important role this question played in her own writing. West's keenly observed criticism offers invaluable insight not only into her work but into her impressions of early twentieth century literature.