Ivanhoe
Walter Scott, Bauer Books
Editorial: Bauer Books
Sinopsis
In Ivanhoe, Scott skillfully undermines the alienating characteristics of the medieval gothic while taking advantage of its familiarity to and popularity with nineteenth-century audiences. Although containing elements reminiscent of the earlier gothic, such as the corruption and intrigue of religious orders, the madness of Ulrica and the burning alive of Front-de-Beouf in his castle.
Disponible desde: 11/01/2020.
