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David Copperfield

Literatura y FicciónISBN | 9780003700848
David Copperfield
David Copperfield
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Pages: 96 pages
Publisher: Pearson English Language Teaching
ISBN: 9780003700848
Format: tapa blanda
Language: en
Release date: 14/8/1978

ISBN: 9780003700848


Synopsis of David Copperfield

David Copperfield es la historia de un joven en su viaje desde una infancia infeliz y empobrecida hasta el descubrimiento de su vocación como novelista exitoso. Entre el elenco de personajes que encuentra están su padrastro tiránico, el Sr. Murdstone; su brillante, pero indigno compañero de escuela James Steerforth; su formidable tía, Betsey Trotwood; el eternamente humilde, pero traicionero Uriah Heep; la frívola y encantadora Dora Spenlow; y el magníficamente impécunioso Wilkins Micawber, una de las grandes creaciones cómicas de la literatura. Esta edición utiliza el texto de la primera publicación del volumen de 1850, e incluye sugerencias actualizadas para lecturas adicionales, ilustraciones originales de 'Phiz', una cronología revisada y notas ampliadas. En su nueva introducción, Jeremy Tambling analiza los elementos autobiográficos de la novela y sus temas centrales de memoria e identidad.



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