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出版DigiCat, 2022-09-05
主題Fiction / General
ISBNEAN:8596547214762
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=CbyIEAAAQBAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
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註釋Margaret Wade Campbell Deland's 'The Wisdom of Fools' is a masterclass in observing the nuanced human character and the oft-overlooked sagacity borne from seemingly unremarkable lives. Within the pages of this finely curated DigiCat Publishing edition, readers are invited into the delicate weave of social commentary and probing introspection characteristic of Deland's work, all while navigating the complexity of moral dilemmas. The book's eloquent prose, set against the backdrop of early 20th-century society, offers a discrete exploration of the human psyche through vivid characterization and thoughtful narrative. Literary enthusiasts will recognize this reissued gem as reflective of the Progressive Era's grappling with tradition and change, making it an enduring part of the fabric that constitutes American literature. Margaret Wade Campbell Deland, an influential figure in literary circles of her time, was deeply attuned to the mores and subtleties of her social environment. Known for her wry observation and profound understanding of human behavior, Deland's writing channels her experiences and insights, capturing the fragile contradictions of the human spirit. It is likely that 'The Wisdom of Fools' was inspired by her keen observations of society, together with her engagement in social reform efforts which provide a richer understanding of the societal undercurrents within her narratives. This edition of 'The Wisdom of Fools' serves not only as a window into an earlier era but also offers timeless insights into the enduring complexities of human relationships and ethical considerations. Deland's work is recommended unreservedly to readers who savor character-driven stories and those who appreciate literature that highlights the intersection of social norms and individual conscience. Scholars and enthusiasts alike will find Deland's nuanced portrayal of societal dynamics as relevant today as it was at the turn of the 20th century.