Trilby
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Erscheinungsdatum
15.01.2025
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Englisch
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9789359887104
"Trilby," a novel by George du Maurier, first published in 1894, is set in the bohemian art circles of Paris in the late 19th century. The story revolves around Trilby O'Ferrall, a charming and beautiful young Irish woman who works as an artist's model in the Latin Quarter of Paris. Trilby becomes the muse and object of desire for several men, including Little Billee, a young English artist.
The most notable character in the novel, however, is Svengali, a sinister and manipulative music master who exerts a hypnotic influence over Trilby. Through his control, Trilby becomes a talented singer, but her success and well-being are tied to Svengali's power over her. The novel explores themes of love, obsession, and the influence of one person over another.
"Trilby" was a significant cultural phenomenon in its time, inspiring the term "Svengali" for a person who manipulates others, and popularizing the "trilby" hat, named after the character. It remains a notable work for its depiction of bohemian Paris and its exploration of power dynamics in relationships.
The most notable character in the novel, however, is Svengali, a sinister and manipulative music master who exerts a hypnotic influence over Trilby. Through his control, Trilby becomes a talented singer, but her success and well-being are tied to Svengali's power over her. The novel explores themes of love, obsession, and the influence of one person over another.
"Trilby" was a significant cultural phenomenon in its time, inspiring the term "Svengali" for a person who manipulates others, and popularizing the "trilby" hat, named after the character. It remains a notable work for its depiction of bohemian Paris and its exploration of power dynamics in relationships.
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