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The complete works of Thomas Hardy
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ePUB
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Nein
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Ja
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Ja
Erscheinungsdatum
28.08.2026
Verlag
Classic EchoSeitenzahl
8450 (Printausgabe)
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6771 KB
Sprache
Englisch
EAN
9782700198621
Enter the haunting and unforgettable world of one of England's greatest literary voices.
The Complete Works of Thomas Hardy brings together the major writings of Thomas Hardy, whose novels and poetry offer powerful portraits of human relationships, social expectations, rural life, and the forces of fate.
Set largely in the fictional landscapes of Wessex, Hardy's works portray characters whose lives are shaped by love, desire, social class, marriage, ambition, circumstance, and forces beyond their control. His richly atmospheric descriptions of the English countryside provide a striking backdrop to stories of passion, conflict, disappointment, and tragedy.
Among his best-known novels are Tess of the d'Urbervilles, Far from the Madding Crowd, Jude the Obscure, The Mayor of Casterbridge, The Return of the Native, and Under the Greenwood Tree. His short stories and poetry further reveal his fascination with nature, memory, loss, mortality, history, and the passage of time.
Hardy's writing combines literary realism, romance, tragedy, social criticism, and psychological insight, often questioning the rigid moral and social conventions of Victorian England.
For readers interested in Thomas Hardy, British literature, Victorian fiction, Wessex novels, literary realism, classic romance, tragic fiction, English countryside literature, poetry, and timeless literary classics, this collection offers an expansive journey through Hardy's remarkable body of work.
Discover the loves, losses, dreams, and tragedies of Hardy's unforgettable characters. Explore The Complete Works of Thomas Hardy today and experience the enduring beauty and emotional power of one of Britain's greatest writers.
The Complete Works of Thomas Hardy brings together the major writings of Thomas Hardy, whose novels and poetry offer powerful portraits of human relationships, social expectations, rural life, and the forces of fate.
Set largely in the fictional landscapes of Wessex, Hardy's works portray characters whose lives are shaped by love, desire, social class, marriage, ambition, circumstance, and forces beyond their control. His richly atmospheric descriptions of the English countryside provide a striking backdrop to stories of passion, conflict, disappointment, and tragedy.
Among his best-known novels are Tess of the d'Urbervilles, Far from the Madding Crowd, Jude the Obscure, The Mayor of Casterbridge, The Return of the Native, and Under the Greenwood Tree. His short stories and poetry further reveal his fascination with nature, memory, loss, mortality, history, and the passage of time.
Hardy's writing combines literary realism, romance, tragedy, social criticism, and psychological insight, often questioning the rigid moral and social conventions of Victorian England.
For readers interested in Thomas Hardy, British literature, Victorian fiction, Wessex novels, literary realism, classic romance, tragic fiction, English countryside literature, poetry, and timeless literary classics, this collection offers an expansive journey through Hardy's remarkable body of work.
Discover the loves, losses, dreams, and tragedies of Hardy's unforgettable characters. Explore The Complete Works of Thomas Hardy today and experience the enduring beauty and emotional power of one of Britain's greatest writers.
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