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出版DigiCat, 2022-08-16
主題Fiction / General
ISBNEAN:8596547197867
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=45uCEAAAQBAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
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註釋In 'The Stranger,' Frederick Schiller Faust crafts a riveting narrative that directs a penetrating gaze into the complexities of identity and human nature. The prose is infused with a robust and rhythmic cadence, eloquently mirroring the late-Victorian literature's evolution towards Modernist sensibilities. Frederic Schiller Faust, writing under his more commonly known pseudonym, has meticulously resurrected this classic, ensuring that every line resonates with the zeitgeist of the era while maintaining the historical fidelity that anchors it firmly in its literary period. DigiCat Publishing's edition brings this cherished work to contemporary audiences, offering both physical and digital incarnations to secure its continued relevance in the canon of world literature.nIn the person of Faust lies not only a seasoned wordsmith but also a profound observer of the human condition. His experiences, encapsulated within a life tinted by both success and hardship, converge within the pages of 'The Stranger,' providing readers with an intimate exploration of the themes that are as timeless as they are prescient. Faust's particular historical moment, the early 20th century's tumultuous interbellum, inevitably seeps into his narrative edifice, contouring it with subtleties that serve as both a reflection and a critique of his contemporaneous landscape.n'The Stranger' thus emerges as an essential read. It offers an intellectual feast for scholars and aficionados of classical literature alike, beckoning with the siren call of deep-seated psychological explorations and philosophical dialogues. DigiCat Publishing's dedication to reviving Faust's seminal work ensures that the novel's essence is faithfully transmitted to a new generation, beckoning with the allure of historical intrigue and the promise of timeless wisdom. Readers poised on the brink of diving into the depths of Faust's masterpiece should anticipate a journey as compelling as it is enlightening.