这很棒的.
在维多利亚末期的繁忙文学风景中,情感往往占据了盛大地位,出现了一个独特的声音,像一样,起了智慧和智力. 梅·肯德尔的小说"那个非常的"是这个时期勃发展的社会刺的一个杰出的例子,这是一部要求听众考虑隐藏的力量或也许是自我造成的错觉,这些错觉塑造了我们的日常生活. 在最初出现的100多年后,这个令人惊叹的故事仍然保持着其尖的优势,提供了一个玩但尖的批评人类愚蠢,社会期望,以及理性与令人愉快的非理性之间的持续紧张关系. 这是一本邀请我们嘲笑自己,质疑我们确定性的东西,并发现在世俗的内面潜伏的非凡的光.
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