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The Parable Collection: Seven Books Full of Life Lessons - Christ Legends Parables of a Province Parables of the Christ-life The Parables of Our Lord etc - cover

The Parable Collection: Seven Books Full of Life Lessons - Christ Legends Parables of a Province Parables of the Christ-life The Parables of Our Lord etc

Selma Lagerlöf, Gilbert Parker, Elizabeth Rundle Charles, Gertrude P. Dyer, William Arnot, I. Lilias Trotter

Casa editrice: e-artnow

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The Parable Collection: Seven Books Full of Life Lessons is an anthology that deftly weaves together timeless narratives reflecting on human nature, morality, and wisdom. Through a rich tapestry of storytelling, this compilation navigates the complexities of life and spirituality, each parable offering a unique lens to view fundamental truths. Within its pages, readers are invited to journey through diverse literary styles, from fables and allegories to more contemporary interpretations of age-old wisdom, creating a multifaceted exploration that both challenges and delights. Gathered are the voices of seminal figures whose varied life experiences and cultural backgrounds illuminate the collection. Selma Lagerlöf's evocative Swedish landscapes, Gilbert Parker's vivid historical settings, and I. Lilias Trotter's insightful reflections on faith converge with the writings of William Arnot, Gertrude P. Dyer, and Elizabeth Rundle Charles. This melding of perspectives reflects significant literary and cultural movements, including the Victorian moral awakening and the pioneering spirit of early 20th-century literature, offering readers a breadth of insight that is both rich and enlightening. The Parable Collection beckons both the casual reader and the earnest scholar to immerse themselves in its pages. This anthology is an educational treasure trove, presenting an unparalleled opportunity to engage with the transformative power of parables. The diverse perspectives spanning different eras and literary styles encourage dialogue and deep reflection, making it an essential addition to any collection of world literature. As readers delve into each narrative, they are invited to uncover life's hidden lessons, an experience enriched by the convergence of multiple voices and stories.
Disponibile da: 04/03/2025.
Lunghezza di stampa: 1200 pagine.

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