The Diary of Anais Nin 6.

Fülszöveg

Volume VI: 1955-1966 "With this sixth volume, AnaTs Nin's diary has become a chambered nautilus of a work, luminescent and elegant, starting in a secret center, life building its own structure, leaving its impress on form itself, emerging as a finished work of art. It is impossible not to feel the thrill vicariously in such an accomplishment... 'If one goes deeply enough into the personal/ AnaTs Nin has written, 'one transcends it and reaches beyond the personal/ This she has done." -Róbert Kirsch, Los Angeles Times "[a] modern Ariadné... she leads through the shams and shambles of humán behavior on to individual resistances and defiances. Hers is a pervasive personality, gentle yet rebellious, whose constant probing of being illuminates a path to other selves and creates around her a spiritual cosmopolitanism." -Anna Balakian, Providence Sunday Journal "There are subtle, complex portraits... The landscapes are no less impressive Nin confronts her own aging with courage and... Tovább

Fülszöveg

Volume VI: 1955-1966 "With this sixth volume, AnaTs Nin's diary has become a chambered nautilus of a work, luminescent and elegant, starting in a secret center, life building its own structure, leaving its impress on form itself, emerging as a finished work of art. It is impossible not to feel the thrill vicariously in such an accomplishment... 'If one goes deeply enough into the personal/ AnaTs Nin has written, 'one transcends it and reaches beyond the personal/ This she has done." -Róbert Kirsch, Los Angeles Times "[a] modern Ariadné... she leads through the shams and shambles of humán behavior on to individual resistances and defiances. Hers is a pervasive personality, gentle yet rebellious, whose constant probing of being illuminates a path to other selves and creates around her a spiritual cosmopolitanism." -Anna Balakian, Providence Sunday Journal "There are subtle, complex portraits... The landscapes are no less impressive Nin confronts her own aging with courage and lucidity, while affirming the unending process of psychic growth, the movement toward love." -Róbert Zaller, Miami Herald "... must be the most complete psychological self-portrait of any 20thcentury figure. The series is a valuable holding for libraries." -M. A. O'Connor, Library Journal "The heart of the diary lies in its vision of life and in its exploration of the feminine experience. ... AnaTs Nin looks at life, love, and art with a blend of gentility and acuity that is rare in contemporary writing. Despite the relatíve narrowness of her spectrum, her penetration makes it Proustian." -John Barkham Reviews A HARVEST/HBJ BOOK HARCOURT BRACE JOVANOVICH, INC. Cover photograph by Marlis Schwieger 0-1 Vissza