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"Far from the Madding Crowd" by Thomas Hardy is a timeless classic set in rural England. It follows the story of Bathsheba Everdene, a headstrong and independent woman, and her relationships with th……続きを見る

Opera complessa e articolata, di grande intensità emotiva, “Tess dei d’Urberville”, dello scrittore e poeta inglese Thomas Hardy (1840/1928), all’epoca fu accusato di sfidare la morale vittoriana, s……続きを見る

Far From The Madding Crowd By Thomas Hardy Author Hardy, Thomas, 1840-1928 Title Far from the Madding Crowd Language English 続きを見る

The novel follows the activities of a group of west gallery musicians, the Mellstock parish choir, one of whom, Dick Dewy, becomes romantically entangled with a comely new village schoolmistress, Fa……続きを見る

An interesting collection of Hardy's poems published in 1914. It is a classic example of poetic language and melodious phrases. It reflects his views on British colonialism and current events o……続きを見る

An excellent collection that includes some of Hardy's most beautiful poems on war and patriotism. Hardy's poems are a classic example of employing lyrical language and melodious phrases to……続きを見る

Hardy has presented the brilliant portrayal of an artist who is searching for his ideal woman. Zealously falling in love with women of three different generations in the same family, he pursues thes……続きを見る

Far from the Madding Crowd" the first of Hardy's novels that gave the name of Wessex to the landscape of south-west England and the first to gain him widespread popularity as a novelist. In rur……続きを見る

A towering achievement of English literature: This has to be my favorite of all Thomas Hardys many classic works. Far from the Madding Crowd was published in 1874 when the novelist was 34 years old.……続きを見る

A saga of unrequited love mystery and mortification. Once again Hardy is at his best as he draws characters from everyday life and weaves them into reality. The narrative is about the female protago……続きを見る

Hardy has presented a wide array of human emotions in this collection. From the attitudes of both genders towards war to shallow characters of soldiers and from the beauty of nature to tragedy in hu……続きを見る

Tess of the d'Urbervilles" is a very tragic story that illustrates the cruelty of fate and comments on the injustices of the world. The story revolves around Tess a cottage girl. Through her trials ……続きを見る

This is a beautifully written short-story that presents a well-knitted plot. Hardy portrays the magnanimity of human emotions that encompass the rich and the poor, the educated and the illiterate. T……続きを見る

No writer since Charles Reades day has invented anything so characteristic of personified femininity as the conduct of Arabella Fawley in Jude the Obscure wrote Harpers. As in most of his other nove……続きを見る

An amazing anthology of poetry - this book contains beautiful poems on the topics of war, pilgrimage and imitation. These poetical pieces depict the innermost feelings of Hardy. His emotions and ide……続きを見る

When one finishes Casterbridge, one is immediately struck by its place in the development of the novel. Hardy came after Dickens and before James, and his style intrigues as you connect parts of it ……続きを見る

The Woodlanders" is one of Thomas Hardy's finest novels. It presents a portrait of five people in an English village who are tangled in a drama of passion, betrayal, poverty, and pride. The pro……続きを見る

The Return of the Native" revolves around a young girl named Eustacia Vye a beautiful foreigner who had to struggle through out her life to achieve her will. It is the story of the character's ……続きを見る

This novel effectively explores the advent of technology and the institution of hereditary aristocracy prevalent in Britain. Raising some basic issues in a brilliant manner, Hardy presents an indepe……続きを見る

The only novel of Hardy that provides a lighter tale The Hand of Ethelberta gives account of the life of a woman who lifts herself to the higher classes of the society. Through marrying an aristocra……続きを見る

A poignant story of a sculpturer all-time search for his ideal woman. To slake this desire he falls in love with three women in the same family, each of a different generation - grandmother, mother ……続きを見る

Hardy employs a complex and intriguing plot to explore the theme of fate testing human endurance and will. The protagonist is haunted by his past misdeeds and despite his efforts can not escape the ……続きを見る

Here, a modern romance is presented by Hardy in a beautiful manner. Set in a supernatural background, he presents a tale drenched in mystery and vagueness. With skillfully drawn characters, this is ……続きを見る

This is certainly one of the greatest novels ever written. TESS OF THE DURBERVILLES must be as close to a perfect novel as anyone has written in English. It is a genuine tragedy with a girl/woman as……続きを見る

In Egdon Heath, Thomas Hardy creates an otherworld consisting of the elements earth, wind, fire, and water, populated by a witch condemned by a pious womans spell, a Christian ruled by pagan beliefs……続きを見る

A massive compilation of poems penned by Hardy is presented here. Each brilliant piece showcases the originality of his verse. The abundant range of tone and attitude and the wide spectrum of themes……続きを見る

In this brilliant short-story, Hardy beautifully employs irony to portray man's lack of control over himself and his circumstances. In this brilliant short-story, he presents a well-knitted plot and……続きを見る

Thomas Hardy presents another entrancing and captivating work. The story of Elfride and her desires, that are not yet clear to herself, as well as the two suitors, whose intentions are manifest, is ……続きを見る

"A Changed Man and Other Tales" is a great anthology of short stories by Thomas Hardy. Discussing issues as varied as life itself, he has portrayed his feelings brilliantly. The works were published……続きを見る

"The Withered Arm" presents a fine blend of suspense, coincidence and gothic elements. Referring to the contemporary practice of witchcraft, Hardy has touched upon the issue of troubled relationship……続きを見る