Resultado da Busca
El Fascinante Universo de “Adam Bede” Publicada en 1859, “Adam Bede” fue la primera novela de George Eliot y la estableció de inmediato como una figura literaria importante. La novela se desarrolla en la comunidad ficticia de Hayslope, un entorno rural y pastoral en Inglaterra durante principios del siglo XIX.
Compre online Adam Bede, de Eliot, George, Editions, Mint na Amazon. Frete GRÁTIS em milhares de produtos com o Amazon Prime. Encontre diversos livros escritos por Eliot, George, Editions, Mint com ótimos preços.
- Capa dura
Adam Bede Kitchens, Harare, Zimbabwe. 926 likes. Hardwood Kitchens|BICs|Staircases|Fireplace Covers|Bars
6 de nov. de 2022 · Com Adam Bede (1859) minha lista de obras lidas de George Eliot, ou Mary Ann Evans (1819-1880), cresceu um pouco mais, foi para quatro. Primeiro li o excelente, monumental (882 páginas) Middlemarch (1871), depois o ótimo Silas Marner, o Tecelão de Raveloe (1861) e em seguida o apreciável O Moinho à Beira do Rio Floss (1860).
26 de jun. de 1980 · Adam Bede will always hold a special place in my heart as it was my first Victorian novel and my first George Eliot work. It is no grand narrative concerning dozens of interconnected characters all sprawled across a web of ties and relationship, but rather a small scale conflict concerning peasants in a small tight-knit rural community.
- Paperback
- George Eliot
Adam Bede is about a carpenter and his neighbors in an area in England during the early eighteenth century. The story is slow-going at times because the author writes in the local dialect, so it is a bit difficult to understand but totally relevant to the tale. Descriptions of the characters, the countryside and the town are well drawn and ...
- Capa Comum
16 de jun. de 2008 · Adam Bede is about a carpenter and his neighbors in an area in England during the early eighteenth century. The story is slow-going at times because the author writes in the local dialect, so it is a bit difficult to understand but totally relevant to the tale. Descriptions of the characters, the countryside and the town are well drawn and ...
- George Eliot
