Jane Eyre (Spanish Edition) – hinnat ja saatavuus

Nominada por los estadounidenses como una de las 100 mejores novelas en la serie de PBS The Great American Read. Por qu siempre ten a que sufrir yo? Estar siempre vigilada, siempre acusada y condenada sin remisi n? Jane es una ni a hu rfana que se ha educado en un orfanato miserable. Sin embargo, pese a todas las adversidades que la vida ha dispuesto en su camino, su inteligencia y su af n por aprender consiguen apartarla del mundo de su gris infancia, y logra establecerse como institutriz. Mientras trata de cuidar y educar a la joven Ad le, Jane empezar a trabar una estrecha relaci n con Edward Rochester, el padre de la pupila. Pero su amor se ver enturbiado al descubrir que su mujer, demente, vive todav a encerrada en una habitaci n de la casa. La cr tica literaria y bi grafa Stevie Davies firma la reveladora introducci n que precede a la novela, espl ndidamente traducida por el escritor Toni Hill. Se ofrece as la perspectiva hist rica y literaria de una obra que supuso todo un fen meno en su poca, adem s de un esc ndalo y una revoluci n en los c rculos culturales. William Makepeace Thackeray dijo... La obra maestra de un gran genio. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION Nominated by Americans among the 100 best novels in PBS series The Great American Read. "Why was I always suffering, always browbeaten, always accused, forever condemned?" Jane is an orphan child who grew up in a miserable institution. However, despite every hardship life threw her way, her wit and eagerness to learn managed to take her away from the world of her gloomy childhood, working as a governess. While attempting to take care and educate young Ad le, Jane begins to form a close relationship with Edward Rochester, her student's father. But their love will get roiled after discovering his demented wife lives, locked up in one of the rooms in his house. Literary critic and biographer Stevie Davis signs the revealing introduction that precedes this edition, splendidly translated by writer Toni Hill. This work offers thus the historic and literary perspective of a novel that was a huge phenomenon of its time, as well as a scandal and a revolution in every cultural circle.