Titlebook: Disraeli’s Fiction; Daniel R. Schwarz Book 1979 Daniel R. Schwarz 1979 fiction.history of literature.Israel.literature.nineteenth century

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Denise de Buck,Madeleine O. Hoslison after an 1840 painting by A. E. Chalon, shows Disraeli with long, somewhat unkempt hair, an arrogant look approaching a sneer on his lips, inflamed eyes as if he had been up all night, a sloppy, creased coat, and an open shirt, his neck hardly concealed by a cravat. He cuts a most unconventional

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The Shanghai Cooperation Organisationay be for the conception . have a will of their own, and shape themselves accordingly… The truth is that every piece of work is a realization, fragmentary but complete in itself, of our individuality; and this kind of realization is the sole and painful way we have of getting the particular experien

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-09677-3y: ‘In the final analysis, however, [.] is neither typical nor meaningful in Disraeli’s canon; for it carries within it few ideas or authorial observations, and Disraeli’s fundamental interests for us are as a novelist of ideas and as a writer of personal involvement and observation. In . and ., Dis

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Jürgen Enders,Barbara M. Kehm,Uwe SchimankSwift’s . and . and probably also to Johnson’s . and Voltaire’s . and ., and could be discussed in terms of those predecessors. But I begin this chapter with . because Disraeli discovered in that work that he could use fiction to express his political and philosophic views. In his first example of p

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Jürgen Enders,Barbara M. Kehm,Uwe Schimankgroup which recognised him as its leader after years as an outsider, to have impact upon the governing class. Disraeli wished to use . not only to explain but to justify his political philosophy; to do this, he needed to expose the condition of England. He believed that as a potential leader he had

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Jochen Gl?Ser Dr.,Grit Laudel Dr.Not only has their merit been ignored, but their importance to students of Disraeli and the Victorian era has been underestimated.. . is Disraeli’s last effort to cope with the pluralism and dubiety which was becoming so much a part of Victorian life in the late 1860s, while his final novel . is an

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Jochen Gl?Ser Dr.,Grit Laudel Dr.nister. His career was predicated on his ability to imagine himself in a position and then to find the resources to attain that position. By position, I mean not only a post but a political attitude, stance or policy. Disraeli instinctively adopted the role necessary to further his political career.

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