通过山丘. [1902]
1902年出版的Bylow Hill不仅仅是一本百年历史的小说;它是一个透的心理戏剧,它作为一种令人惊的家庭痴迷和嫉妒的诡诈性质的研究. 乔治·华盛顿·卡布尔的低调而强大的叙事,将一段看似异常的婚姻的幕后拉回后,揭示了爱情的黑暗双胞胎:拥有性的私人地狱的缓慢,痛苦的下降. 这篇故事的当今相关性不仅仅是历史性的;它与当代关于心理健康,虐待关系和家庭中的经常隐藏的斗争的讨论深深相共,提醒我们,即使是人类心意奉献,也可以成为自己最危险的监狱.
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