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The Human Factor

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London
Kiadó: The Bodley Head
Kiadás helye: London
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Kötés típusa: Vászon
Oldalszám: 338 oldal
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Nyelv: Angol  
Méret: 20 cm x 13 cm
ISBN: 0-370-30043-2
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In The Human Factor Graham Greene turns to the world of the Secret Service that he charted so brilliantly once before - a world peopled by lonely men cut off from the luxury of communication with their fellows.
A leak of relatively unimportant information is traced to a small sub-section of SIS. A security check is mounted, and amidst the suspicions and tensions it generates, the main characters begin to emerge. There is V Maurice Castle, past the official retiring age, \ described by one of his superiors as a dull man but brilliant with files; his African wife, Sarah; his assistant, Davis, with his taste for vintage port and the sporting life, perhaps a bad security risk. There is Doctor Percival, with his cheerful air of an old-fashioned family doctor, who sees espionage as a game of skill, something to be played without the restrictions normally imposed by conscience. And there is Colonel Daintry, stiff, solitary, imprisoned
\ within the secrecies imposed by his work.... Tovább

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! i _
In The Human Factor Graham Greene turns to the world of the Secret Service that he charted so brilliantly once before - a world peopled by lonely men cut off from the luxury of communication with their fellows.
A leak of relatively unimportant information is traced to a small sub-section of SIS. A security check is mounted, and amidst the suspicions and tensions it generates, the main characters begin to emerge. There is V Maurice Castle, past the official retiring age, \ described by one of his superiors as a dull man but brilliant with files; his African wife, Sarah; his assistant, Davis, with his taste for vintage port and the sporting life, perhaps a bad security risk. There is Doctor Percival, with his cheerful air of an old-fashioned family doctor, who sees espionage as a game of skill, something to be played without the restrictions normally imposed by conscience. And there is Colonel Daintry, stiff, solitary, imprisoned
\ within the secrecies imposed by his work. The Secret Service is usually the subject of a thriller. Graham Greene has made it the background of a perceptive and compassionate novel. For an officer of the service espionage can be only a part of life. Life is also the private relation to which he returns in the evening, the dangerous human factor of the title.
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