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ジャンル/形式: | Fiction Romans, nouvelles, etc |
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関連の人物: | Thomas Hardy |
資料の種類: | Fiction |
ドキュメントの種類 | 書籍 |
すべての著者/寄与者: |
Thomas Hardy; Simon Avery |
ISBN: | 9781554810703 1554810701 |
OCLC No.: | 820108054 |
メモ: | Publisher name from title page verso. |
物理形態: | 512 pages : illustrations, maps ; 22 cm. |
コンテンツ: | The Return of the Native -- Appendix A Prefaces and Maps -- 1.The Preface to the 1895 Wessex Novels Edition -- 2.The Postscript added to the 1912 Wessex Edition -- 3.From the General Preface to the Novels and Poems (1912) -- 4.Map of Egdon Heath (1878) -- 5.Map of Wessex (1895) -- Appendix B Contemporary Reviews -- 1.From The Athenaeum (23 November 1878) -- 2.Hardy's response to the Athenaeum review (30 November 1878) -- 3.From W.E. Henley, The Academy (30 November 1878) -- 4.From the Saturday Review (4 January 1879) -- 5.From the Spectator (8 February 1879) -- 6.From the New Quarterly Magazine (October 1879) -- 7.From Havelock Ellis, "Thomas Hardy's Novels," Westminster Review (April 1883) -- Appendix C Philosophical and Political Contexts -- 1.Positivism: from Auguste Comte, System of Positive Polity (1851-54; trans. 1875-76) -- 2.The Individual and Freedom: from John Stuart Mill, On Liberty (1859) -- 3.The Woman Question: from John Ruskin, Sesame and Lilies (1865) and John Stuart Mill, The Subjection of Women (1869) -- 4.Hedonism and Modernity: from Walter Pater, Studies in the History of the Renaissance (1873) -- Appendix D Scientific Influences -- 1.From Charles Lyell, Principles of Geology (1830-33) -- 2.From Charles Darwin, On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection (1859) -- 3.From Herbert Spencer, The Principles of Biology (1864-67) -- 4.From Thomas Hardy, A Pair of Blue Eyes (1873) -- Appendix E Other Writings by Hardy -- 1.A Selection of Hardy's Poetry -- a.Hap -- b.At a Bridal -- c.Neutral Tones -- d.Nature's Questioning -- e.An August Midnight -- f.The Dead Man Walking -- g.By the Barrows -- h.The Roman Road -- i.The Moth-Signal -- j.The Oxen -- k.Welcome Home -- l.The Graveyard of Dead Creeds -- m.Domicilium -- 2.From "The Dorsetshire Labourer" (1883) -- 3.From "The Profitable Reading of Fiction" (1888) -- 4.From "Candour in English Fiction" (1890) -- 5.From The Life of Thomas Hardy (1928; 1930) -- Appendix F The Play of Saint George -- Appendix G Arthur Hopkins's Illustrations for the Monthly Serialization of Belgravia (1878). |
シリーズタイトル: | Broadview editions. |
責任者: | Thomas Hardy ; edited by Simon Avery. |
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"Simon Avery's edition of The Return of the Native, Hardy's first great classic, provides a beautifully balanced, meticulously researched resource. Avery's editorial approach is, in every respect, new and fresh-even in his interpretation of the novel's denouement. Offering a wide range of critical perspectives, the compelling Introduction features a rich collection of viewpoints and critiques in a manner so informative, compact, and stylish that exploration becomes the modus operandi within and beyond the plot. In turn, the appendices at the end of the book complement the contextualising of the Introduction and footnotes. A selection of Hardy's other writings in prose and poetry adds textual weight and structural balance overall." - Rosemarie Morgan, University of St. Andrews"Simon Avery has edited Hardy's The Return of the Native with great skill: his footnotes are detailed and extensive without becoming intrusive; his bibliography of further reading selects judiciously from old and new materials; and he gives a generous range of contemporary materials to help contextualise the book. Alongside the unmistakable nineteenth-century concerns present in Hardy's novel, Avery alerts us to less well-known ones, illuminating in particular Hardy's depiction of Eustacia Vye, who can be seen from this edition as a precursor to Sue Bridehead, the proto-feminist of Jude the Obscure. Distinctively too, Avery includes a selection of Hardy's poetry, helpfully breaking down the barrier between Hardy the novelist and Hardy the poet. In all respects, the volume continues the excellent standard of Broadview Hardy editions." - Ralph Pite, Bristol University 続きを読む