Stendhal, cuyo nombre real era Henri-Marie Beyle, fue un escritor francés del siglo XIX aclamado por sus agudas 33análisis psicológicos de sus personajes. Se erige como una figura clave en el desarrollo del realismo literario, ofreciendo a los lectores una profunda visión de la condición humana. Su enfoque profundiza en las motivaciones y la vida interior de sus protagonistas. La distintiva voz de Stendhal capta la complejidad del deseo y las presiones sociales con agudo ingenio y aguda observación.
Barcelona. 21 cm. 134 p. Encuadernación en tapa blanda de editorial ilustrada. Colección 'A clásica. Biografías', numero coleccion(3). Stendhal 1783-1842. Traducción, Consuelo Berges. Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus. 1756-1791. Alba clásica .. Este libro es de segunda mano y tiene o puede tener marcas y señales de su anterior propietario. 8484280411
The author was only seventeen when he first rode south across the Alps in the wake of Napoleon's armies, and he continued to travel and to live in Italy until a few months before his death. It was the life of the country which fascinated him, its spirit, the inner workings of its heart and mind. This title presents a picture of Italy.
Followed by the Life of Mozart, with Observations on Metastasio, and on the Present State
Set in 1817, this English translation of Stendhal's early works delves into the world of musicians and music, showcasing the author's unique style filled with captivating digressions. The text offers insights into the cultural landscape of the time, blending personal reflections with broader commentary on the art of music. Stendhal's engaging prose invites readers to explore the interplay between music and emotion, making this collection a compelling read for enthusiasts of both literature and music history.
This contemporary collection showcases the talent of one of France's finest writers, offering a rich tapestry of narratives that explore modern themes and human experiences. Each story delves into unique characters and situations, reflecting the complexities of contemporary life with depth and insight. Readers can expect a blend of poignant moments and thought-provoking scenarios that highlight the author's distinctive voice and storytelling prowess.
Through a series of letters, Henri Beyle, known as Stendhal, takes on the role of mentor to his younger sister Pauline, guiding her education from afar. He recommends essential readings and subjects, including philosophy and music, while also advising her on marriage and personal development. His correspondence not only serves to educate Pauline but also reflects his own thoughts and philosophies, showcasing a blend of personal affection and intellectual rigor. The letters reveal both his deep love for his sister and his belief in the importance of independent thought.
Edition diplomatique du manuscrit de la Bibliotheque de Grenoble.
