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The novel is sort of boring, although the ending is impressive. The more important aspect of this book is the critic edition which contains the background, related theory and critic essays of this novel. It introduces me about how Americans analyze a novel. I can learn from it in my later research on other novels.

書挺難懂的，很多介紹背景的段落，感覺故事占的比例並不多。諾頓這本後麵加瞭很多背景知識介紹，還有批評文章，但真的看不下去，怎麼那麼多。

The novel is sort of boring, although the ending is impressive. The more important aspect of this book is the critic edition which contains the background, related theory and critic essays of this novel. It introduces me about how Americans analyze a novel. I can learn from it in my later research on other novels.

書挺難懂的，很多介紹背景的段落，感覺故事占的比例並不多。諾頓這本後麵加瞭很多背景知識介紹，還有批評文章，但真的看不下去，怎麼那麼多。

The novel is sort of boring, although the ending is impressive. The more important aspect of this book is the critic edition which contains the background, related theory and critic essays of this novel. It introduces me about how Americans analyze a novel. I can learn from it in my later research on other novels.

微信公众号：shenshike-HK (心是主人身是客） ====== 《纯真年代》(The age of innocence)，伊迪丝．华顿(Edith Wharton)著。不久前看了电影，回味无穷。某对西洋文化向不感冒的看了此片，也咂吧着嘴说：第一次体会到名著的魅力。春节在折价书店惊见有这本书售，赶紧买下，三两...  

微信公众号：shenshike-HK (心是主人身是客） ====== 《纯真年代》(The age of innocence)，伊迪丝．华顿(Edith Wharton)著。不久前看了电影，回味无穷。某对西洋文化向不感冒的看了此片，也咂吧着嘴说：第一次体会到名著的魅力。春节在折价书店惊见有这本书售，赶紧买下，三两...  

微信公众号：shenshike-HK (心是主人身是客） ====== 《纯真年代》(The age of innocence)，伊迪丝．华顿(Edith Wharton)著。不久前看了电影，回味无穷。某对西洋文化向不感冒的看了此片，也咂吧着嘴说：第一次体会到名著的魅力。春节在折价书店惊见有这本书售，赶紧买下，三两...  

在“Sex and the city”中，作者把如今的纽约叙述成了一个与沃顿那个年代相反的The Age of UNinnocencei。这样的论点引发了我对伊迪丝沃顿的兴趣。 先后品读了她的成名之作“快乐之家”及叠峰作品“纯真年代”。刚开始的5页纸，除了感受于出自同一作者之外，更多的是内心对相...  

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