New York is Not America: Being a Mirror to the States (ePub)
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In 'New York is Not America: Being a Mirror to the States,' Ford Madox Ford embarks on an insightful examination of American culture and identity through the prism of New York City. Though the title suggests a deconstruction of the metropolis's...
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In 'New York is Not America: Being a Mirror to the States,' Ford Madox Ford embarks on an insightful examination of American culture and identity through the prism of New York City. Though the title suggests a deconstruction of the metropolis's representation, Ford delves deeper to provide a contrastive analysis that separates the essence of New York from the broader American experience. His literary style here encapsulates a blend of lyrical prose and keen social observation, placing this work within the rich tradition of transatlantic literature that explores the nuances of American society from an outsider's perspective. The book emanates its grounded observations within the framework of early 20th-century America, amidst a world grappling with modernity and industrialization, which serves as an essential backdrop to Ford's narrative journey.
Ford Madox Ford, whose real name was Ford Hermann Hueffer, was a prolific writer, critic, and editor deeply embedded within the literary circles of his time. His extensive body of work, which includes novels, poems, and critical essays, reflects a profound engagement with the social and cultural milieus of early 20th-century Europe and America. 'New York is Not America' may well spring from Ford's personal experiences and observations during his stays in the United States, infusing the text with authenticity and thoughtful critique. This transformative period in his life undoubtedly provided the fertile ground from which this reflective piece on American identity emerged.
The book stands as an enlightening read for anyone interested in the cultural studies or history of America, particularly those fascinated with the intricacies and dichotomies of urban versus national identity. Readers who enjoy literary exploration that is as much about place as it is about the people who inhabit it will find 'New York is Not America' an essential addition to their shelves. Ford's work remains significant today, as it offers timeless insights into the American spirit, meticulously preserved and shared by DigiCat Publishing, ensuring its deserved place within the global literary canon.
Ford Madox Ford, whose real name was Ford Hermann Hueffer, was a prolific writer, critic, and editor deeply embedded within the literary circles of his time. His extensive body of work, which includes novels, poems, and critical essays, reflects a profound engagement with the social and cultural milieus of early 20th-century Europe and America. 'New York is Not America' may well spring from Ford's personal experiences and observations during his stays in the United States, infusing the text with authenticity and thoughtful critique. This transformative period in his life undoubtedly provided the fertile ground from which this reflective piece on American identity emerged.
The book stands as an enlightening read for anyone interested in the cultural studies or history of America, particularly those fascinated with the intricacies and dichotomies of urban versus national identity. Readers who enjoy literary exploration that is as much about place as it is about the people who inhabit it will find 'New York is Not America' an essential addition to their shelves. Ford's work remains significant today, as it offers timeless insights into the American spirit, meticulously preserved and shared by DigiCat Publishing, ensuring its deserved place within the global literary canon.
Autoren-Porträt von Ford Madox Ford
Ford Madox Ford, born Ford Hermann Hueffer on December 17, 1873, in Merton, Surrey, England, was a prolific English novelist, poet, critic, and editor. Renowned for his contribution to early 20th-century English literature, Ford is perhaps best known for his groundbreaking novel 'The Good Soldier' (1915), which established him as a leading modernist writer. His writing is characterized by its exploration of social and moral ambiguity, often employing narrative techniques that later came to be associated with literary impressionism. Ford changed his name to disassociate from his German heritage during World War I. 'New York is Not America: Being a Mirror to the States' stands as a testament to Ford's keen observational skills and his ability to dissect cultural differences with wit and insight. Not confined to fiction, Ford also explored historical and critical writing, evidenced in his authorship and editing of the influential literary journals The English Review and The Transatlantic Review, through which he nurtured the talents of contemporaries like Earnest Hemingway and Ezra Pound. Ford's literary style and editorial judgment significantly shaped the direction of literature in the early 20th century. He passed away on June 26, 1939, leaving behind a complex and substantial legacy that continues to be studied and celebrated for its remarkable depth and influence on modern literary thought and practice.
Bibliographische Angaben
- Autor: Ford Madox Ford
- 2022, 148 Seiten, Englisch
- Herausgegeben: Ford Madox Ford
- Verlag: DigiCat
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- ISBN-13: 8596547186625
- Erscheinungsdatum: 16.08.2022
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