Charlotte Bronte makes a choice. Victorian love
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A new book about Charlotte Bronte is a fascinating journey to Brussels of the 40s of the XIX century, where the famous English writer experienced the first-and the main thing-love. About her genuine relations with the teacher Konstantin Ezhe, the father of five children, became known only in 1913, when Charlotte"s letters were published. They were destroyed, torn, sewn and glued - this almost detective story will appear before the reader. He will be convinced that unrequited and unhappy love can become not only a test, but also a success for a creative person, having awakened in it new, unknown to her itself.
The famous theater critic Nina Agisheva on the basis of genuine documents puts forward his own version of events , which can be equally interested in both historians of literature and lovers of female novels.
“... Only the elect risks get out of the partial shade prescribed by them. They should take a closer look at them to evaluate their fearlessness and resistance. What barriers they had to encounter and how much suffering to be taken out in order to then implement all this into poems and prose. If the story of the unrequited love of Charlotte Bronte and may be interesting today, then only because it is the history of the disaster, from which no one is safe, and this is the story of a choice in which the obvious defeat turns into a well -deserved triumph. ”
Sergey Nikolaevich
The famous theater critic Nina Agisheva on the basis of genuine documents puts forward his own version of events , which can be equally interested in both historians of literature and lovers of female novels.
“... Only the elect risks get out of the partial shade prescribed by them. They should take a closer look at them to evaluate their fearlessness and resistance. What barriers they had to encounter and how much suffering to be taken out in order to then implement all this into poems and prose. If the story of the unrequited love of Charlotte Bronte and may be interesting today, then only because it is the history of the disaster, from which no one is safe, and this is the story of a choice in which the obvious defeat turns into a well -deserved triumph. ”
Sergey Nikolaevich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Typographic
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-134437-5
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