The Island Pharisees

The Island Pharisees

by John Galsworthy
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Publication Date: 04/09/2022

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In 'The Island Pharisees', John Galsworthy crafts a poignant critique of Edwardian England's moral landscape through the lens of its protagonist's existential journey. Set within the framework of early 20th-century literature, the novel is characterized by Galsworthy's meticulous prose and his penetrative insight into societal hypocrisies. With an unfaltering focus on themes of social justice and individual integrity, the narrative unfolds in a world fraught with pretense and the often quietly tragic pursuit of authenticity amidst bourgeois values. This literary effort is adept at ventilating the depths of human character, widely recognised for its narrative fluency and subtle irony, positioning it not only as an artifact of its time but also as a timeless meditation on morality. John Galsworthy, a Nobel Laureate acclaimed for his narrative dexterity, weaves personal convictions into the fabric of 'The Island Pharisees'. His life, a rich tapestry of social awareness and advocacy, informed his literary undertakings. Galsworthy's own disillusionment with the rigid class structures and the veneer of respectability pervasive in Edwardian society galvanized his portrayal of the cultural and emotional dissonance in this seminal work. His literature resonates with a deliberate quest for social reform—transcending mere storytelling to become a catalyst for contemplation and change. 'The Island Pharisees' stands recommended not merely as a piece of literary heritage but as a beacon for those who navigate the cross-currents of moral challenge in their own epoch. For readers of classic literature who seek a mirror to the failings and potential redemptions in human societies, Galsworthy's work offers a stirring, introspective reading experience. He illuminates with a deft hand the perils of complacency and the virtue of questioning prevailing mores, making this novel especially pertinent for those attuned to the nuances of social critique and human philosophy.

ISBN:
8596547206279
8596547206279
Category:
Fiction
Format:
Epub (Kobo), Epub (Adobe)
Publication Date:
04-09-2022
Language:
English
Publisher:
DigiCat
John Galsworthy

English novelist and playwright John Galsworthy (1867–1933) was among the first writers of the Edwardian era to challenge the social ideals portrayed in Victorian literature. The plight of women trapped in unhappy marriages is among his recurring themes, and in addition to championing women's rights, his work promoted prison reform and animal welfare.

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