Description
The autobiographical imprint that Charles Dickens left in David Copperfield, one of his most important works, made this book the closest to his heart. David, like Dickens, lived a happy childhood reading and attending school until his luck changed. The intimate transmutation of both, protagonist and author, was complex and subtle. Although fiction and reality do not always coincide, the misfortunes of childhood, the work in law, the condition of being a writer, and several of the characters correspond to the personal experience of their author. Narrated from the distance of adulthood, the life of David Copperfield contains satire and ironic humor, mourning and anguish, but also much joy. Dickens is something more than a famous writer; he is a genre in himself, a way of looking at life, of writing, or of playing.
Information
Author: Dickens Charles
Publication date: January 10, 2012
Manufacturer: Folio, spol.s r.o.
Genres: Spanish literature, Books, Foreign language books
Type: Books - paperback
Pages: 1079
ISBN/EAN: 9788467039030