Balzac
Balzac
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Attractive and repulsive characters are alike powerfully alive for a good many reasons, but particularly in proportion to the sympathy or HIS CHARACTERS 137 the antipathy the author bears them. I am quite sure that the friend of Shakespeare is Hamlet, and that his enemy is Iago, and that he passionately (though with different passions) searched and dived deep into both, so as to make them athrob both inwardly and out- wardly with complete life.
But still the revealing word, the persistent manne...rism and according behaviour, even sympathy or antipathy giving to the char- acter something outstanding and vehement which sets him off most powerfully — all that is but the process or half-process, the apparent work of the artist which can be detected because of its appearance, and we feel that it is neither the heart of the secret nor the very gift. The gift itself of endowing with life i s a faculty m t he artistwhich remains mysteri- ous and irreducible by any analysis.
Let us see at least these characters which he created because he was a creator, how he leads them through their lives, what kind of evolution he makes them pass through, and in what sort of progression he shows them to us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Attractive and repulsive characters are alike powerfully alive for a good many reasons, but particularly in proportion to the sympathy or HIS CHARACTERS 137 the antipathy the author bears them. I am quite sure that the friend of Shakespeare is Hamlet, and that his enemy is Iago, and that he passionately (though with different passions) searched and dived deep into both, so as to make them athrob both inwardly and out- wardly with complete life.
But still the revealing word, the persistent manne...rism and according behaviour, even sympathy or antipathy giving to the char- acter something outstanding and vehement which sets him off most powerfully — all that is but the process or half-process, the apparent work of the artist which can be detected because of its appearance, and we feel that it is neither the heart of the secret nor the very gift. The gift itself of endowing with life i s a faculty m t he artistwhich remains mysteri- ous and irreducible by any analysis.
Let us see at least these characters which he created because he was a creator, how he leads them through their lives, what kind of evolution he makes them pass through, and in what sort of progression he shows them to us.
What to read after Balzac?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mile Faguet to read onlineMoreLess
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