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The Figure in the Carpet — Henry James

The Figure in the Carpet
35,50
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The Figure in the Carpet

Henry James

Anayurt Yayınları

202573 sf.
Şehadet KitapEn ucuz
Kitap Yurdu
50,01

KARBON KİTAPLAR

05.11.201954 sf.
Karton Kapak13.5 x 19.5 cmKitap KağıdıİNGİLİZCE
Kitap Yurdu

The Figure in the Carpet is a short story sometimes considered a novella by American writer Henry James first published in 1896 It is told in the first person the narrator whose name is never revealed meets his favorite author and becomes obsessed with discovering the secret meaning or intention of all the author s works

Şehadet Kitap
89,10

Paper Books

202649 sf.
Şehadet Kitap

The Figure in the Carpet Henry James offers a subtle and compelling meditation on literature criticism and the obsessive search for meaning Centered on the idea that a writer s works may conceal a unifying figure visible only to the most attentive readers this novella follows a narrator determined to uncover the secret at the heart of a celebrated author s fiction With elegance irony and psychological insight James invites readers to question not only the nature of literary interpretation but also the act of reading itself The Figure in the Carpet remains a timeless and provocative classic for anyone fascinated by the hidden patterns of art and thought

Ekin Kitap
90,20

Paper Books

Şubat 202649 sf.
Ekin Kitap

The Figure in the Carpet Henry James offers a subtle and compelling meditation on literature criticism and the obsessive search for meaning Centered on the idea that a writer s works may conceal a unifying figure visible only to the most attentive readers this novella follows a narrator determined to uncover the secret at the heart of a celebrated author s fiction With elegance irony and psychological insight James invites readers to question not only the nature of literary interpretation but also the act of reading itself The Figure in the Carpet remains a timeless and provocative classic for anyone fascinated by the hidden patterns of art and thought