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La declaración de George Silverman

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La declaración de George Silverman

  • ISBN 13: 9788492865215
  • ISBN 10: 8492865210
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 07/01/2013
  • Publisher: Editorial Periferica

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Summary

A man's conscience gets the better of him in this thought-provoking novella from Charles Dickens, presented here with spectacular full-color illustrations. George Silverman recounts his life from being a poor, starving boy who spent his youth in a gloomy cellar to emerging to the outside world thanks to Brother Hawkyard, George's new guardian after the death of his parents. On the outside, George discovers new forms of grief and, for the first time, love. Unfortunately, as a young man without instinct or experience, he proves to be too impressionable, and Brother Hawkyard, as everyone else before him, takes advantage of George's sensitivity and eagerness to please, resulting in hyper self-awareness and his eventual downfall. La conciencia de un hombre se apodera de él en esta estimulante novela corta de Charles Dickens, presentada aquí con espectaculares ilustraciones a todo color. George Silverman cuenta su vida desde su niñez pobre y hambrienta viviendo en un lúgubre sótano hasta su salida al exterior gracias al Hermano Hawkyard, el nuevo tutor de George después de la muerte de sus padres. En el exterior, George conoce nuevas formas de desconsuelo y, por primera vez, el amor. Desafortunadamente, como mozo sin instinto y sin experiencia, resulta ser demasiado influenciable, y el Hermano Hawkyard, como todos los que le precedieron, explota la sensibilidad y el afán por agradar de George, lo cual lo lleva a un extremo conocimiento de sí mismo y su caída final.

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