Hoa Hướng Dương tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Tom Birmingham _om_irmingham — El estilo de escritura de Sir Arthur Conan Doyle es sobresaliente, en mi opinión. Holmes es un personaje brillante y está entre mis personajes favoritos. Genialmente lógico y todo alrededor de un detective brillantemente deductivo (wow. ¡Diga eso tres veces rápido!), Holmes es un personaje profundamente intrigante. El sabueso de los Baskerville es hasta ahora mi historia favorita de Holmes, ¡estoy deseando leerlos todos! Bueno, los que en realidad fueron escritos por Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, de todos modos. Las historias paralelas, más recientemente escritas por otros autores, además de Conan Doyle, parecen ... decepcionantes por decir lo menos. (Digamos que no creo que disfrute leer sobre Sherlock Holmes siendo capturado por vampiros, solo para ser rescatado por Watson con la ayuda del primo de Holmes, quien resulta ser el famoso vampiro Conde Drácula, eso es por Por supuesto.)

Eszter Schmidt _szter_chmidt — great read for anyone who has gone through pregnancy! i laughed out loud throughout the entire book... very different from your traditional 'what to expect when youre expecting.'

Jp Jiepin jiepin — Definitely not the best writer but seems very compassionate and truthful. Sad story with a happy ending.

Diego Guilherme dg_rottaff44 — I don't know how I missed this littheory classic until this year. I'd read "The Death of the Author," of course, and S/Z, but not this. And I loved it to pieces. It's a series of little one or two page essays, drifting over a variety of subjects, but Barthes does focus his attention on the manner in which pleasure in literary theory has been elided in favour of desire, and on the potential causes and consequences of that substitution. My favourite bit is when he talks about descriptive excess, which provokes a kind of code-changing moment of writing in which description’s very dependence on language, description’s investment in language, invests language with a sensuality that exceeds description. Anyway, it's short, and it's frequently clever, and I wish Barthes were cooler in academia than he is.