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Jude the obscure

By Thomas Hardy

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"Jude the obscure" was published by New American Library in 1980 - New York, N.Y, it has 416 pages and the language of the book is English.

“Jude the obscure” Metadata:

Title: Jude the obscure
Author: Thomas Hardy
Language: English
Number of Pages: 416
Publisher: New American Library
Publish Date: 1980
Publish Location: New York, N.Y

“Jude the obscure” Subjects and Themes:

Subjects: ➤ Social life and customs - Death - Pine - Fiction - Unmarried couples - Man-woman relationships - open_syllabus_project - Adultery - Stonemasons - Diseases and pests - Illegitimate children - Children - White pine weevil - Illegitimate children -- Fiction - Unmarried couples -- Fiction - Children -- Death -- Fiction - Adultery -- Fiction - Stonemasons -- Fiction - Wessex (England) -- Fiction - Jude the obscure (Hardy, Thomas) - Literature - Jude the obscure - Working class - Education - Spouses - History - British and irish fiction (fictional works by one author) - Wessex (england), fiction - England, fiction - Marriage - Social conditions - Manners and customs - Hardy, thomas, 1840-1928 - Fiction, historical - Thomas Hardy - conflict - divorce - murder - desertion - English fiction, history and criticism, 19th century - Dictionaries - English language - French - Korean - German - Marriage, fiction - Fiction, sagas - English literature - General - Social stratification - Married people - Ambition - Fiction (English) - English fiction - English - Fiction, general - Fiction, historical, general - Didactic fiction - Love stories - Chang pian xiao shuo - Zhong guo - Dang dai - Maçons - Romans, nouvelles - Enfants naturels - Couples non mariés - Enfants - Mort - Romance - Large type books - Hardy, thomas , 1840-1928 - Stonemasons--england--wessex--fiction - Adultery--england--wessex--fiction - Stonemasons--fiction - Illegitimate children--fiction - Children--death - Children--death--fiction - Unmarried couples--fiction - Adultery--fiction - Spouses--history - Spouses--england--wessex--history--19th century--fiction - Education--history - Education--england--wessex--history--19th century--fiction - Working class--history - Working class--england--wessex--history--19th century--fiction - Pr4746 .a1 1999 - 823/.8 - Long Now Manual for Civilization - Relations entre hommes et femmes - Roman anglais - Relations hommes-femmes - Dans la littérature - Grande-Bretagne - Moeurs et coutumes - Roman - Mœurs et coutumes - Stonemsons - Umarried couples - Women - Men - Husband and wife - Suicide - Mariage - Littérature anglaise
People: ➤ Thomas Hardy - Jude Fawley - Arabella - Sue Bridehead - Phillotson - Father Time - Thomas Hardy (1840-1928)
Places: England - Wessex - Wessex (England)
Time: 19th century - Written and set in 1895

Edition Specifications:

Pagination: [416] p. :

Edition Identifiers:

The Open Library ID: OL24501690M - OL44986W
Online Computer Library Center (OCLC) ID: 18397728 - 8298198
Library of Congress Control Number (LCCN): 00515178
ISBN-10: 0451517830
All ISBNs: 0451517830

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"Jude the obscure" Description:

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Thomas Hardy's deterministic art achieves fanatic intensity and raw perfection in the characterization of Jude Fawley, an impoverished stone mason who aspires to the ministry. Throughout his agonized existence, the cloistered halls and facades of Christminister--where Jude wishes to study--tempt and mock him to rid himself of ignorance. His failure to fulfill the expectations of either of the two women he loves, and the violent deaths of his children thwart him in his ideal and lead to his destruction.