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The great Charles Dickens coming-of-age novel, a must-have in any good library. Translated by Jonio González Introduction by David Trotter, Professor at the University of CambridgeThis is the story of Pip, a young and fearful orphan whose humble destiny is graced by an unexpe...
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Great Expectations
The great Charles Dickens coming-of-age novel, a must-have in any good library. Translated by Jonio González Introduction by David Trotter, Professor at the University of Cambridge This is the story of Pip, a young and fearful orphan whose humble destiny is graced by an unexpected benefactor who will change his life and make a gentleman out of him. Great Expectations is a wonderful coming-of-age novel, with an unforgettable gallery of characters that draw a finished portrait of the era, and, at the same time, a deep reflection on the constants of the human condition. Emeritus Professor at the University of Cambridge and eminent scholar of the Victorian world, David Trotter, pens the introduction that opens the volume. It is followed by the splendid translation by Jonio González, which faithfully brings the reader closer to what, for many, is Charles Dickens' masterpiece. Vladimir Nabokov said... |
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