Account Rendered
Account Rendered
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He looks back. It is the more hopeless, the more impossibly vain. " The sense of life as a maelstrom, resistless and inexorable, is Gissing's bugbear ; failure, grief, inability to struggle against odds, sad handicaps of tempera- ment, endless compromise with the idea of happiness — again and again we find him ex- pressing these things, until his world seems peopled only by satisfied vulgarians and those to whom social intercourse is abhorrent. And while these preoccupations rob his work of res...ilience and warmth, they do at the same time lend it an uncomfortable distinction. He was a conscious malcontent, not a revolutionary, because he was just as much a social as a religious agnostic ; but repelled by the superficial ugliness of active existence. He was all the time trying sincerely to express, in terms of art and morality, his own sedentary notion of life, the notion of an educated and sensitive student (never a mystic), consciously out of place — " There have always been two entities — myself and the world, and the normal relation between these two has been hostile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He looks back. It is the more hopeless, the more impossibly vain. " The sense of life as a maelstrom, resistless and inexorable, is Gissing's bugbear ; failure, grief, inability to struggle against odds, sad handicaps of tempera- ment, endless compromise with the idea of happiness — again and again we find him ex- pressing these things, until his world seems peopled only by satisfied vulgarians and those to whom social intercourse is abhorrent. And while these preoccupations rob his work of res...ilience and warmth, they do at the same time lend it an uncomfortable distinction. He was a conscious malcontent, not a revolutionary, because he was just as much a social as a religious agnostic ; but repelled by the superficial ugliness of active existence. He was all the time trying sincerely to express, in terms of art and morality, his own sedentary notion of life, the notion of an educated and sensitive student (never a mystic), consciously out of place — " There have always been two entities — myself and the world, and the normal relation between these two has been hostile.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson, E. F. (Edward Frederic), 1867-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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