

Chargement... La Terre chinoisepar Pearl S. Buck
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» 62 plus Historical Fiction (12) Female Author (42) 20th Century Literature (114) Top Five Books of 2013 (212) Women's Stories (2) A Novel Cure (37) Nobel Price Winners (33) Carole's List (23) 1930s (4) Ambleside Books (52) 100 World Classics (22) Unread books (187) Sense of place (27) Asia (19) Books Read in 2010 (27) Best War Stories (75) Best of World Literature (240) Books Read in 2011 (16) East Asia (1) Reading Globally (44) Books Read in 2012 (117) SHOULD Read Books! (105) Fiction For Men (81) Books tagged favorites (310) Tagged 20th Century (18) Protagonists - Women (11) Favorite Long Books (295) Actuellement, il n'y a pas de discussions au sujet de ce livre. Publicada en 1931, con esta obra maestra la autora de Viento del este, viento del oeste obtuvo el premio Pulitzer. Se trata de un abarcador y lúcido relato de tres generaciones en la China prerrevolucionaria. Un gran fresco del imperio chino, entre la agitación política en la corte y la miserable vida de los campesinos. The Good Earth (Oprah's Book Club) by Pearl S. Buck (2004) Pearl Buck was an incredible writer. This was the first "adult" book my mom gave me. I was transported to the world of the Chinese peasant trying to survive a drought while living off of the land. Buck's prose spares no pain, deprivation nor joy of every experience this family endured. As an early adolescent in a first World country, The Good Earth opened my eyes and heart to how lucky we are. An incredible piece of work really and easy to see why it won a Pulitzer. I don't give five stars out every time, but this book deserves it. I think what I liked about this book was that it followed the ups and downs of Wang Lung, through the good and the bad. It also showed the good and bad parts of his character and faithfully records all of his decisions. I like how the style was ritualistic, and many details popped up over and over to highlight different events. And in the end it brings you back to the beginning, with a greater understanding of generational differences and the culture of pre-revolution rural China. Appartient à la série éditorialeEst contenu dansContientFait l'objet d'une adaptation dansEst en version abrégée dansContient un guide de lecture pour étudiantContient un guide pour l'enseignant
Deuxi me roman de Pearl Buck, prix Nobel 1938 de Litt rature, La Terre chinoise retrace la vie et les moeurs de la Chine rurale du xixe si cle.Au c t de son mari Wang Lung, O-Len, jeune femme taciturne et courageuse, tout enti re d vou e aux siens et son devoir, domine l'histoire tragique d'une famille chinoise aux prises avec la mis re, la famine et les guerres qui ravagent l'immense pays.Un grand roman, une figure inoubliable. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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