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Go down, Moses
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Política de Devoluciones. |
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| Go Down, Moses, seven stories of the Deep South, provides one of the best introduction to Faulkner''s writing The McCaslin family and their tense, complicated, occasionally incestuous relationships appear in all these stories, and in all of them, Faulkner explores the themes that he made memorably his own: the tragic relationships between blacks and whites, and between man, the land and the wilderness. The stories here (which can be read as elements in a single story) include ''Was'', a rich comedy; ''Pantaloon in Black'', one of his most moving evocations of grief and despair; and ''The Bear'', the story of wise and wild magic that is at the heart of Faulkner''s achievement. ''Has a richness of colour and feeling that belongs to maturity... exceptional wisdom and sympathy'' -Observer.  Ir al inicio |
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