John Galsworthy's The Forsyte Saga (1922) | Book Review and Analysis скачать в хорошем качестве

John Galsworthy's The Forsyte Saga (1922) | Book Review and Analysis

The Nobel Prize in Literature for 1932 was awarded to John Galsworthy. This is a reflection on The Forsyte Saga, which comprises the novels The Man of Property, In Chancery, and To Let, as well as the interludes "Indian Summer of a Forsyte" and "Awakening." Galsworthy would continue to chronicle the lives of the Forsytes and their relatives in a collection of short stories, On Forsyte 'Change, and two additional trilogies: A Modern Comedy and End of the Chapter. The entire series of novels and stories about this archetypal family is known as The Forsyte Chronicles. Contents: 00:00 – A once famous author 00:51 – Nobel Prize citation 02:23 – Main theme of The Forsyte Saga 03:34 – What kind of work is this? 05:12 – Contents of the trilogy 06:45 – Quick synopsis/overview 10:12 – Style 11:18 – The saga continues... 12:45 – Why is John Galsworthy so neglected nowadays? 15:59 – Bottom line