Descrição
Delving into the vibrant history of the Hypocrites Club at Oxford University, this fascinating narrative unveils the lives of its members, particularly focusing on the influential writer Evelyn Waugh. David Fleming intricately weaves together the stories of this notorious society, revealing not only its flamboyant lifestyle but also the profound impact it had on the intellectual landscape of the time.
As the reader journeys through the club's hedonistic escapades, they are introduced to a colorful cast of characters who navigated the fine line between artistry and debauchery. Fleming’s exploration sheds light on the paradoxes of youth, ambition, and morality, illustrating how Waugh and his contemporaries grappled with their identities amidst an exhilarating yet chaotic environment.
As the reader journeys through the club's hedonistic escapades, they are introduced to a colorful cast of characters who navigated the fine line between artistry and debauchery. Fleming’s exploration sheds light on the paradoxes of youth, ambition, and morality, illustrating how Waugh and his contemporaries grappled with their identities amidst an exhilarating yet chaotic environment.
Detalhes do Livro
Formato
Capa dura
Páginas
304 páginas
Idioma
Inglês
Publicado
set 5, 2023
Editora
The History Press
Edições
2 edições
ISBN-10
0750999284
ISBN-13
9780750999281