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Our Friend the Charlatan

George Gissing

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Beschreibung

The storyline of Our Friend the Charlatan is set in the countryside of England and its main character is a man in his late 20's, Dyce Lashmar. Dyce is described in this book as "the coming man" and throughout the book he tries to find a perfect woman for himself - a "new woman". Even though he is Oxford educated and portrayed as an intellectual, is his search of a perfect woman, no one is more sexist than him. This book depicts his story – his downfall.

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William Henry Hudson, Ernest Hemingway, Orwell, The Handmaid’s Tale, Pierre Coustillas, José Saramago, Dan Leno, Huck Finn