Sacred and Profane Love

Sacred and Profane Love

A Novel in Three Episodes

Beskrivning av boken

Arnold Bennett's novel 'Sacred and Profane Love' elegantly traverses the intricate landscape of human emotions in its exploration of dichotomous affections. Crafted in Bennett's characteristic realist style, the novel spans three episodic narratives, offering a nuanced examination of love in both its sublime and base forms. The literary context situates it within Bennett's broader oeuvre, reflecting the Edwardian era's preoccupations with the social and moral complexities of the time. The work's narrative style seamlessly blends psychological insight with societal critique, inviting readers to ponder the depth and versatility of love's manifestations.

Bennett's own experiences deeply inform 'Sacred and Profane Love.' An esteemed figure in the English literary scene, Bennett's writings frequently delve into the middle-class life of the Staffordshire Potteries, areas familiar to him. His insightful portrayals of industrial England and the existential queries of its inhabitants are grounded in the profound observations of his own life, making his depiction of the sacred and profane dimensions of love both authentic and compelling. The novel is a testament to Bennett's legacy in dissecting the human condition with wit and empathy.

The book comes highly recommended for those seeking a thoughtful literary experience. Readers with an interest in the Edwardian period or human relationships will find 'Sacred and Profane Love' a rewarding read. Bennett's adept storytelling and perceptive characterizations ensure that this novel not only resonates with historical significance but also remains profoundly relevant in its exploration of the eternal themes of love, virtue, and desire. This republished edition by DigiCat Publishing affords a splendid opportunity to indulge in a classic work that richly deserves its place in the canon of world literature.

E-bok

Engelska

Vad andra tycker

Recensioner av Sacred and Profane Love