Dublineses
Joyce, James
García Iglesias, Javier
(il.)
Written eight years before Ulysses, the fifteen stories that make up Dubliners are James Joyce's first great approach to his city, Dublin, which he describes, with ironic and mocking realism, detained in the past and subjugated by the British Empire and the Catholic Church. This approach to lower- and middle-class Dubliners, which contains many autobiographical details - and a deep observation of human nature - forms a curious unity from which characters emerge who will appear in later works by the same author. Eighty years after Joyce's death, another realist, Javier García Iglesias, interprets in images, with astonishing detail, the great Irish author, in a new translation by Susana Carral that more precisely adjusts to the rhythm and style of the original text English.
- Author
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Joyce, James
García Iglesias, Javier (il.)
- Subject
-
Literature
> English narrative
- Genre
- General >
- EAN
-
9788418141898
- ISBN
-
978-84-18141-89-8
- Edition
- 1
- Type of edition
- Ilustrada
- Publisher
-
Reino de Cordelia
- Pages
- 280
- High
- 22.0 cm
- Weight
- 17.0 cm
- Release date
- 28-12-2021
- Language
- Spanish
- Series
- Literatura Reino de Cordelia
- Number
- 158
