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by Margar Mitchell

ISBN: 2070367401
Author: Margar Mitchell
Language: English French
Publisher: Gallimard Education (March 1, 1976)
Category: Contemporary
Subcategory: Literature
Rating: 4.1
Votes: 769
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Traduit dans 18 langues Scarlett is a complex character with many layers to her personality and while I do not like her character sometimes I even hated her, I do admire he. .

Traduit dans 18 langues. Autant en emporte le vent est une fresque historique, jamais surpassé, sur la société des Etats sudistes et les tragédies de la guerre de Sécession. C'est aussi un roman d'amour dont les héros, Scarlett O'Hara et Rhett Butler, sont Le roman et le film les plus populaires de tous les temps. Plus de dix millions d'exemplaires vendus dans le monde Scarlett is a complex character with many layers to her personality and while I do not like her character sometimes I even hated her, I do admire her tenacity and determination to survive and flourish in a changed world, so different than what she could have imagined as a young girl.

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Si ce vent m'emporte" by Mélanie Hamilton. Putain" by Belle Watling. Gone with the Wind (film). Autant en emporte le vent.

Improved in 24 Hours. Si ce vent m'emporte" by Mélanie Hamilton. Je rentre maman" by Scarlett O'Hara. Gone with the Wind (musical). par Margaret Mitchell. Margaret Mitchell glorified the mammy figure, who dedicates her whole life to a white family. Margaret Mitchell a fait l'éloge de la nounou qui consacre sa vie à une famille blanche

Autant en emporte le vent. Margaret Mitchell a fait l'éloge de la nounou qui consacre sa vie à une famille blanche. who conceived of the famous boom shot at the depot which he figured would never be filmed because of the expense

The Book is in Good Vintage Condition with a few corners a bit bent and usual scratches on the cover.

Book Condition: Very Good, clean boards, tight spine. Find this Pin and more on Products by EtsyUK. What others are saying. The Book is in Good Vintage Condition with a few corners a bit bent and usual scratches on the cover. The Colours on the covers of the Book are still vibrant. La Vie En Noir Gallery.

477pages. poche. broché.

Comments:

FEISKO

Who would have thought that a 1037-page, 80-year-old novel about a spoiled, petulant teenager in petticoats would completely suck me in, and turn out to be one of the greatest novels of all time?

Everything about this book is beyond superlative--vivid characters, settings that live and breathe, but especially Margaret Mitchell's prose. It would be worthwhile for any writer to study her sentences, every one of which flows with living motion, without a single flowery word. The dialogues between Scarlett and Rhett make sparks fly off the pages!

One could criticize the liberal use of racially offensive terms and the portrayal of happy slaves, but I would disagree. Within the world so meticulously created by the author, a bygone world, for all its faults, that was seen as being in equilibrium before its downfall, to have done otherwise would have been false.

This is truly the Great American Novel, in the top 5 of the greatest books I've ever read, and I suggest that you will thank yourself for reading it. My only regret about finishing Gone With the Wind is that now I can never again read it for the first time.

Malodred

I bought this book after reading a politically correct rant in a magazine by someone who thought it was high time that the book should be shunned or even banned. In general, I tend to think that anything that people want to ban should be immediately and strongly supported for free speech reasons, if nothing else, but I did not necessarily have high expectations for the book. I assumed it would be a low/middlebrow, well written historical romance, but not much more than that. I was way wrong. Its a great novel on many levels: plot, characterization, narrative flow, and effective advocacy and support for a vanquished way of life (Mitchell does not pretend to be objective; she is fighting a rear guard action to defend the South she loved against the judgment of history; the reason she infuriated liberal critics from the moment the book was published to the present day was because she fought that action so effectively in this book.). Of course, her view of the institution of slavery was disingenuous (at best), but, on the other hand, her bitter attacks on the carpetbaggers and speculators during the reconstruction era certainly ring true. But the politics of the book are not the elements that make it great; it is the portrayal of an era and the way she makes you care about the events, characters, and land that make up Scarlett O'Hara's world

This novel is the second greatest selling book of all time (the Bible is first), and I can now see why it has maintained its extraordinary popularity for 75 years. That popularity was, and is, well deserved.

Swordsong

One thing about a good book is that once it grips you, you just keeping on turning the pages oblivious of how many they are. I call it, the book fever that grips you and does not stop until you get to the end of it, bringing with it the sweet satisfaction, yet the yearning for more. "Gone with the Wind" counts as one of such books I have read. I could add "War and Peace, Disciples of Fortune", and Quiet Flows the Don" for now.

I first read this great American classic thirty years ago, watched the movie shortly after that, liked them both, but lost some elements of the story over the decades. So, a decision to read it again was one of the best things I ever did. It is a story full of rich, fluid and amazing descriptions that not only give depth to the characters that are themselves full of life and multiple dimensions, but also give greater credence to the plot, the true to life history around which the story is told and the settings that are so colorful. In fact, the story takes you to the complicated times of war, interwoven with love, loyalty, betrayal, friendship, kinship, patriotism and other extreme emotions that haunt man in his quest to be exclusive.

All in all, this is a fantastic book and deserves its place among America's top works of literature and fiction, and one of the best known classic books in the world. There aren't that many books of old that transport us to the times of their settings and leave us with the feeling that we understand what transpired at the time.