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The Young Physician
Francis Brett Young
出版DigiCat, 2022-06-02
主題Fiction / General
ISBNEAN:8596547036173
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=IA10EAAAQBAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
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註釋In 'The Young Physician,' Francis Brett Young maps the journey of Edwin Ingleby, capturing his transformation from a lackluster student at St. Luke's boarding school to a burgeoning doctor in North Bromwich. Set against the backdrop of imminent warfare at the dawn of the twentieth century, Young's narrative is both a personal coming-of-age story and a chronicle of professional maturation, vividly framing the societal and medical zeitgeist of the period. Young's meticulous depiction of the rural landscapes is presented with a lyrical poignancy that elevates his narrative prowess, while his intimate portrayal of varying social strata intensifies the reader's grasp of the era's complexities. This novel indulges readers with a rich literary tapestry, woven through with elements of social realism and pastoral romanticism, characteristic of his broader oeuvre. Francis Brett Young's authentic rendering of the protagonist's medical odyssey is informed by his own comprehensive background in medicine, having trained at the University of Birmingham before practicing as a physician. His experiences as a medical professional, as well as his service in World War I, resonate through the novel's intricate detail, granting an authoritative voice to the medical practices and social dynamics within 'The Young Physician.' His diverse career also extended to poetry, playwriting, and music, but it is his profound knowledge of medicine that breathes life into Edwin Ingleby's story, meticulously capturing the essence of a young doctor's toils and triumphs during a period of intense societal transformation. Esteemed readers and enthusiasts for historical fiction will find 'The Young Physician' not only a testament to Young's literary craft but also an insightful exploration into the human condition and professional dedication. Aspiring doctors, lovers of early 20th-century literature, and those entranced by the patient dissection of human character under the scalpel of societal pressure will discover in Young's work an exquisite blend of academic pursuit and the poetic soul—an exceptional addition to the libraries of scholars and lay readers alike.