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"Walthers äfventyr" (The adventures of Walther) is a series of childrens' stories about Walther, a rather naughty six-year old boy written by Zacharias Topelius (1818-1898), a prominent 19th-century Fenno-Swedish author. The stories comprise chapters one through eight of volume four of his "Läsning för barn" (Reading for Children). They are generally seen as highly influenced by the author's own childhood memories. (Summary by Måns Broo)

Walthers äfventyr by  Zacharias Topelius (1818 - 1898)

13000kmStraw

每天上传一个好听的绘本故事，如果你喜欢可以观众公众账号：小刚说绘本 搜索公众账号：shuohuiben

每天上传一个好听的绘本故事，如果你喜欢可以观众公众账号：小刚说绘本 搜索公众账号：shuohuiben

每天上传一个好听的绘本故事，如果你喜欢可以观众公众账号：小刚说绘本 搜索公众账号：shuohuiben

小刚说绘本

Podcast e audiolibri messi in voce, tra novelle, racconti, romanzi, teatro e poesia; dalla letteratura classica, moderna e contemporanea. Luigi Pirandello, Giovanni Verga, Grazia Deledda, Deledda, Nicolaj Gogol, Giacomo Leopardi, Omero, Platone, Edgar Allan Poe, Joseph Roth, Franz Kafka, e tantissimi altri autori. Storie da ascoltare liberamente e scaricare gratuitamente. Quarta Radio vive solo grazie al tuo libero sostegno.

Quarta Radio - Podcast e Audiolibri

妖怪＆ふしぎな話マガジン【幻燈怪奇】のサポートブログです。主に作品のPodcast配信を行なっています。 ※ 本家サイトはこちら！→http://gentou-kaiki.tumblr.com 【幻燈怪奇】

【幻燈怪奇】妖怪＆ふしぎな話マガジンPodcast

Bivouac Recording is a sound label based in Hong Kong.
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Bivouac Recording is a sound label based in Hong Kong. Bivouac Recording是一个录音品牌且提供录音服务的公司，致力于推进独立现场录音项目。 For a richer experience of the field recordings and audio please read the descriptions for each track. Like, repost, or DM. Thank you!

Bivouac Recording SC

Tune into SOUNDWISE for telling conversations between emerging artists and industry insiders from every facet of the music business as they kick about first-hand stories, ideas and advice. Hosted by Sydney-local sound connoisseur, Michael Szumowski.

SOUNDWISE

The Road Stories Project is a one-on-one interview style show exploring the origins of industry veterans, racing drivers, automotive icons, journalists, and more.

The Road Stories Project

Cari amici della Creatività Visiva!
Siete pronti per un'avventura veramente figa nel mondo della fotografia e del videomaking? 
Beh, siete nel posto giusto! 
sono Simone Durante, co-fondatore del famoso canale ProMirrorless e filmmaker di professione. 
Ma qui su Simone Durante Academy, io e il mio amico Stefano Carsetti (videomaker) metteremo l'attrezzatura da parte per un attimo per immergerci nel cuore della creatività!

Cari amici della Creatività Visiva! Siete pronti per un'avventura veramente figa nel mondo della fotografia e del videomaking? Beh, siete nel posto giusto! sono Simone Durante, co-fondatore del famoso canale ProMirrorless e filmmaker di professione. Ma qui su Simone Durante Academy, io e il mio amico Stefano Carsetti (videomaker) metteremo l'attrezzatura da parte per un attimo per immergerci nel cuore della creatività!

SIMONE DURANTE ACADEMY

Irrupciones en el MAC es un espacio de conversación que profundiza en los cruces entre arte, ciencia, tecnología y sociedad producido por MediaMAC/Anilla, unidad del Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de la Universidad de Chile especializada en la producción artística con nuevos medios a partir de un enfoque interdisciplinar. A través de un diálogo multifocal y distendido buscamos reflexionar sobre las transformaciones que las crisis sociopolíticas y culturales, en pleno desarrollo, están implicando para la producción artística con tecnologías, la expansión de los lenguajes artísticos, sus prácticas y formatos, así como tensiones en torno a las nociones de territorios, cuerpo, afectividad, naturaleza, post humanismos, entre otras exploraciones propias de este campo híbrido y multifacético.
 
Su objetivo es constituirse es una plataforma reflexiva sobre la actualidad de las artes mediales y el cambio cultural en el que ellas participan tanto para la producción, como para la circulación, archivo, investigación y acervo.

También se propone rescatar el espíritu y la experiencia anterior del museo, cuando entre 1999 y 2004 mantuvo al aire semanalmente el programa Irrupciones. Artes visuales en la radio, transmitido por Radio Universidad de Chile. Vincular, desde la actualización de la memoria, ambas iniciativas permite trazar un arco histórico del MAC de los últimos 20 años.

Irrupciones en el MAC es un espacio de conversación que profundiza en los cruces entre arte, ciencia, tecnología y sociedad producido por MediaMAC/Anilla, unidad del Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de la Universidad de Chile especializada en la producción artística con nuevos medios a partir de un enfoque interdisciplinar. A través de un diálogo multifocal y distendido buscamos reflexionar sobre las transformaciones que las crisis sociopolíticas y culturales, en pleno desarrollo, están implicando para la producción artística con tecnologías, la expansión de los lenguajes artísticos, sus prácticas y formatos, así como tensiones en torno a las nociones de territorios, cuerpo, afectividad, naturaleza, post humanismos, entre otras exploraciones propias de este campo híbrido y multifacético. Su objetivo es constituirse es una plataforma reflexiva sobre la actualidad de las artes mediales y el cambio cultural en el que ellas participan tanto para la producción, como para la circulación, archivo, investigación y acervo. También se propone rescatar el espíritu y la experiencia anterior del museo, cuando entre 1999 y 2004 mantuvo al aire semanalmente el programa Irrupciones. Artes visuales en la radio, transmitido por Radio Universidad de Chile. Vincular, desde la actualización de la memoria, ambas iniciativas permite trazar un arco histórico del MAC de los últimos 20 años.

Irrupciones en el MAC

Uma conversa afiada com criadores de conteúdo adulto
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Uma conversa afiada com criadores de conteúdo adulto instagram: @hilu_hilu

Hiloucura

En Hipertexto disciplinas como psicoanálisis, psicología, semiótica, filosofía, antropología, sociología y lenguaje audiovisual se reúnen para llevar a cabo un diálogo intertextual. Freud, Lacan, Byung Chul-Han, Slavoj Zizek, Roland Barthes, Julia Kristeva, Melanie Klein, Bauman, Umberto Eco, Margaret Atwood y muchos más se sientan a la mesa con nosotros. 

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En Hipertexto disciplinas como psicoanálisis, psicología, semiótica, filosofía, antropología, sociología y lenguaje audiovisual se reúnen para llevar a cabo un diálogo intertextual. Freud, Lacan, Byung Chul-Han, Slavoj Zizek, Roland Barthes, Julia Kristeva, Melanie Klein, Bauman, Umberto Eco, Margaret Atwood y muchos más se sientan a la mesa con nosotros. Facebook: hipertextogv Instagram: hipertextogv

Hipertexto

A Marathi Podcast for motivational thoughts and literature, stories, articles. Afterall, Life is about discovering those magical moments... मराठी गोष्टी, कथा, कविता लेख वाचायची खूप इच्छा आहे पण कोणत्याही कारणाने ते जमतच नाही.. काही हरकत नाही! आपलं आवडतं साहित्य audio श्राव्य स्वरूपात ऐकुया. प्रेरक गोष्टी, सकारात्मक विचार वाटुया! तसेच विविध क्षेत्रातील यशस्वी, प्रभावी व्यक्तींना भेटून त्यांच्याकडून #प्रेरणा घेऊया. "शब्दफुलें Shabdaphule" या आपल्या motivational podcast वर ! #marathi #marathipodcast #shabdfule #shabdaphule #shabdaphulepodcast #shabdaphulebysujata #shabd #podcast #storytelling #marathpodcastepisode #audiobook

A Marathi Podcast for motivational thoughts and literature, stories, articles. Afterall, Life is about discovering those magical moments... मराठी गोष्टी, कथा, कविता लेख वाचायची खूप इच्छा आहे पण कोणत्याही कारणाने ते जमतच नाही.. काही हरकत नाही! आपलं आवडतं साहित्य audio श्राव्य स्वरूपात ऐकुया. प्रेरक गोष्टी, सकारात्मक विचार वाटुया! तसेच विविध क्षेत्रातील यशस्वी, प्रभावी व्यक्तींना भेटून त्यांच्याकडून #प्रेरणा घेऊया. "शब्दफुलें Shabdaphule" या आपल्या motivational podcast वर ! #marathi #marathipodcast #shabdfule #shabdaphule #shabdaphulepodcast #shabdaphulebysujata #shabd #podcast #storytelling #marathpodcastepisode #audiobook

A Marathi Podcast for motivational thoughts and literature, stories, articles. Afterall, Life is about discovering those magical moments... मराठी गोष्टी, कथा, कविता लेख वाचायची खूप इच्छा आहे पण कोणत्याही कारणाने ते जमतच नाही.. काही हरकत नाही! आपलं आवडतं साहित्य audio श्राव्य स्वरूपात ऐकुया. प्रेरक गोष्टी, सकारात्मक विचार वाटुया! तसेच विविध क्षेत्रातील यशस्वी, प्रभावी व्यक्तींना भेटून त्यांच्याकडून #प्रेरणा घेऊया. "शब्दफुलें Shabdaphule" या आपल्या motivational podcast वर ! #marathi #marathipodcast #shabdfule #shabdaphule #shabdaphulepodcast #shabdaphulebysujata #shabd #podcast #storytelling #marathpodcastepisode #audiobook
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Shabdaphule शब्दफुलें by Sujata - Marathi Podcast - Storytelling

如果您希望与友人说古论今之时不落俗套，古往今来的文人雅客，艺海风云和藏界见闻，这其中，还不能少了国际化视野～请您一定关注《艺海藏家》之「艺海北美」，没时间看，您还可以听！关注【艺海藏家 THE SCHOLART】微信公众号：yhcj0229 获取更多国内外前沿文化、艺术、收藏资讯，用声音温暖你的生活。

如果您希望与友人说古论今之时不落俗套，古往今来的文人雅客，艺海风云和藏界见闻，这其中，还不能少了国际化视野～请您一定关注《艺海藏家》之「艺海北美」，没时间看，您还可以听！关注【艺海藏家 THE SCHOLART】微信公众号：yhcj0229 获取更多国内外前沿文化、艺术、收藏资讯，用声音温暖你的生活。

如果您希望与友人说古论今之时不落俗套，古往今来的文人雅客，艺海风云和藏界见闻，这其中，还不能少了国际化视野～请您一定关注《艺海藏家》之「艺海北美」，没时间看，您还可以听！关注【艺海藏家 THE SCHOLART】微信公众号：yhcj0229 获取更多国内外前沿文化、艺术、收藏资讯，用声音温暖你的生活。

艺海北美

Join me as I read you some of my favorite classic novels to help you relax and doze off after a long stressful day. Peaceful nature sounds included! :)

Sleepytime With Rogan

Temas relacionados às atividades de Português.

EMOL PORTUGUÊS

El podcast donde se discuten a profundidad los clásicos (y no tan clásicos) del teatro a través de la historia.

Teatroteca

Audio readings of The Fall of America (1973) - one of the monumental books by the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad, eternal leader of the Nation of Islam. Full of prophecy, history, exegesis and warning - it is one of the foundational readings of the doctrines of the Life-Giving Teachings of the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad, under current leader of the Nation of Islam - the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan.

Audio readings narrated by Keonna Muhammad.

Audio readings of The Fall of America (1973) - one of the monumental books by the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad, eternal leader of the Nation of Islam. Full of prophecy, history, exegesis and warning - it is one of the foundational readings of the doctrines of the Life-Giving Teachings of the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad, under current leader of the Nation of Islam - the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan. Audio readings narrated by Keonna Muhammad.

The Fall of America (1973) by the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad

"O que ler agora?" é o podcast de livros do Plural, feito com apoio das editoras Aleph, Antofágica, Arte e Letra, Companhia das Letras, Fósforo, Luna Parque, Mundaréu, Roça Nova, Rua do Sabão, Tabla e Todavia. A apresentação é dos jornalistas Rogerio Galindo e Irinêo Netto. Com sede em Curitiba (PR), o Plural é o maior jornal nativo digital do sul do Brasil. Por ser uma publicação independente, é financiado sobretudo por seus leitores (e ouvintes). Assine o Plural e ganhe livros da Arte e Letra: https://www.plural.jor.br/assine-o-plural/

"O que ler agora?" é o podcast de livros do Plural, feito com apoio das editoras Aleph, Antofágica, Arte e Letra, Companhia das Letras, Fósforo, Luna Parque, Mundaréu, Roça Nova, Rua do Sabão, Tabla e Todavia.A apresentação é dos jornalistas Rogerio Galindo e Irinêo Netto.Com sede em Curitiba (PR), o Plural é o maior jornal nativo digital do sul do Brasil. Por ser uma publicação independente, é financiado sobretudo por seus leitores (e ouvintes).Assine o Plural e ganhe livros da Arte e Letra:https://www.plural.jor.br/assine-o-plural/

"O que ler agora?" é o podcast de livros do Plural, feito com apoio das editoras Aleph, Antofágica, Arte e Letra, Companhia das Letras, Fósforo, Luna Parque, Mundaréu, Roça Nova, Rua do Sabão, Tabla e Todavia. A apresentação é dos jornalistas Rogerio Galindo e Irinêo Netto. Com sede em Curitiba (PR), o Plural é o maior jornal nativo digital do sul do Brasil. Por ser uma publicação independente, é financiado sobretudo por seus leitores (e ouvintes). Assine o Plural e ganhe livros da Arte e Letra: https://www.plural.jor.br/assine-o-plural/

O que ler agora?

Africa and contemporary stories both fiction and non-fiction

TGIF StoryTime

As the life is ticking away with every minute, I hold on to some moments. Trying to collect the knowledge I came across, some epiphanies a little introspection. A lot of reading and dabbling into anything which changes me from core. Here I share bits and pieces of what I learnt or what changed me.

The Pattering Journal

Do you like listening to stories?
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Folksy is the podcast where we explore some of the most amazing literature ever. How? By me reading it to you, of course.
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Hi! I'm izer, and I love reading stories. Especially the folk genre. Because, you know what? It's got fables, fairy tales and everything in the middle.

In the meantime, as long as you're here, why not follow me on Social Media? Just for shits and giggles. I'm @izersocial everywhere. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram - y'know, run the gauntlet.

Do you like listening to stories? * Folksy is the podcast where we explore some of the most amazing literature ever. How? By me reading it to you, of course. * Hi! I'm izer, and I love reading stories. Especially the folk genre. Because, you know what? It's got fables, fairy tales and everything in the middle. In the meantime, as long as you're here, why not follow me on Social Media? Just for shits and giggles. I'm @izersocial everywhere. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram - y'know, run the gauntlet.

Folksy | The Storytime Podcast

Soul Mission podcast is made for anyone on an unapologetic pursuit to succeed in every aspect of life. After the murder of a family member Ayah Daniel-Rashid has a passion for helping people reach their highest potential, architecting their lives, and overcoming trauma. These episodes will share incredible stories with people from all different paths of life, from life coaches to grief experts to share tips and secrets on how to be the best version of yourself.

Soul Mission

Čo je dobrá literatúra? Záleží na čitateľovi? A prečo vôbec hovoriť o knihách?

Už od roku 2016 sa LQ - Literárny kvocient snaží byť naplnením dlhodobého volania po kritickej reflexii súčasnej literárnej tvorby na Slovensku. Štyria etablovaní literárni kritici každý mesiac uvažujú o dvoch knihách, ktorým nič nedarujú a vy, za predpokladu, že ste knihy čítali, môžete s nimi súhlasiť alebo polemizovať. V centre každého vydania programu stoja vždy dve výrazné pôvodné literárne diela. Kritériom výberu je aktuálnosť titulu a miera jeho rezonancie v domácom kultúrnom prostredí.

Čo je dobrá literatúra? Záleží na čitateľovi? A prečo vôbec hovoriť o knihách? Už od roku 2016 sa LQ - Literárny kvocient snaží byť naplnením dlhodobého volania po kritickej reflexii súčasnej literárnej tvorby na Slovensku. Štyria etablovaní literárni kritici každý mesiac uvažujú o dvoch knihách, ktorým nič nedarujú a vy, za predpokladu, že ste knihy čítali, môžete s nimi súhlasiť alebo polemizovať. V centre každého vydania programu stoja vždy dve výrazné pôvodné literárne diela. Kritériom výberu je aktuálnosť titulu a miera jeho rezonancie v domácom kultúrnom prostredí.

LQ - Literárny kvocient

Art, Culture, Books, Architecture, Design, The City, and Everything in Between. Weekly conversations in English and Chinese. 那些可能不重要却很好玩的事，每隔几天和你聊聊艺术、文化、书、建筑、设计、各种热门话题，以及它们对这城市的影响。每周中、英双语播出。

The Sophia Shung Show

Beneath the night sky, the midnight mistress moves quietly, hidden between neon and shadow.   Her steps are light, her heartbeat drifts with the wind, impossible to grasp.   Under the moonlight, she unveils part of the mystery, only to swiftly vanish again.   She is the rhythm of the night, her mystery everywhere.

Beneath the night sky, the midnight mistress moves quietly, hidden between neon and shadow. Her steps are light, her heartbeat drifts with the wind, impossible to grasp. Under the moonlight, she unveils part of the mystery, only to swiftly vanish again. She is the rhythm of the night, her mystery everywhere.

Beneath the night sky, the midnight mistress moves quietly, hidden between neon and shadow.&nbsp;&nbsp; Her steps are light, her heartbeat drifts with the wind, impossible to grasp.&nbsp;&nbsp; Under the moonlight, she unveils part of the mystery, only to swiftly vanish again.&nbsp;&nbsp; She is the rhythm of the night, her mystery everywhere.

Midnight Mistress

A Room with a View is a romance that makes use of the convention of the marriage plot, but it is also a comedy parodying British tourism in Italy. Forster had spent one year travelling in Italy between 1901 and 1902, and the people and situations he observed during his visit greatly influenced the novel. Lucy’s visit to Northern Italy references the 18th-century Grand Tour, the trip across southern Europe, which was seen as a necessary way for young gentlemen to complete their education. In Forster’s novel, Lucy and her cousin travel to Florence to see the ‘real Italy’ but stay in a pension decorated in English style and managed by a ‘Signora’ with a cockney accent. “It might be London”, claims a disappointed Lucy on arrival. Our story begins in Florence, Italy, where two English women, Lucy Honeychurch and her spinster cousin Charlotte Bartlett, are at a hotel full of other English tourists. They are displeased with their rooms, which don’t have a pleasant view from their windows, but a pair of unconventional fellow guests, Mr. Emerson and his son, George, offers to switch rooms with them. This sparks a whole discussion of what is proper and what is improper, a dialogue that continues throughout the book. Eventually, the women take the Emersons’ offer, only after a visiting pastor, Mr. Beebe, convinces Charlotte that it’s okay. The majority of the hotel guests are still unconvinced that the Emersons are socially acceptable, though. Lucy, who realizes early on that Mr. Emerson is actually just an old sweetie-pie who doesn’t play social games well (or refuses to), is saddened by the attitude of the other guests towards the quirky father-son duo. We see that she’s confused and not entirely convinced by the strict rules and regulations of “good” society, and that she’s tempted to follow her own emotions sometimes, rather than just doing as she’s told. She wishes something would happen to her – and it does. She and George both witness a dramatic murder in a Florence square, and both are irreversibly changed by it (as we all would be, no doubt). This makes Lucy realize that life is not as simple as she’d thought it was up to this point in her life, and she begins to slowly question her belief in the social order she grew up with. The plot gets thicker when the guests at the hotel go on what is meant to be a pleasant drive in the country. When they arrive at their destination, a particularly beautiful “view” from a hilltop, everyone wanders off to explore. Lucy inevitably (though unintentionally) finds George, and, overwhelmed by the beauty of nature and the beauty of Lucy herself, he kisses her. She is shocked! We are shocked! Charlotte, who accidentally witnesses the kiss, is shocked! Part One of the book ends as Charlotte and Lucy beat a quick retreat from Florence, attempting to avoid any further complications with George and his father. Part Two takes us back to Lucy’s home in pleasant southern England, Windy Corner. We meet her family (her charming mother and her adorably ridiculous brother, Freddy), and her stuffy new fiancé, Cecil Vyse. Cecil is not exactly a barrel of laughs, but he certainly thinks he is. Through Cecil’s devious and rather cruel maneuvering, the Emersons end up moving into the neighborhood. Their previous relationship with Lucy is a total coincidence – Cecil’s a fool, not a monster! He doesn’t know about Lucy and George’s fraught relationship, and he only brings the Emersons to town to provoke a local landowner, who’s concerned with finding the “right” kind of tenants. Everything converges upon Lucy: George, who she secretly loves (it’s a secret to her, too), Cecil, who she thinks she loves, her family, Mr. Beebe the pastor, and, to make matters even worse, Charlotte. Windy Corner is suddenly a powder keg of potential drama. The spark that blows the whole thing up is a novel written by Miss Lavish, a fellow traveler they met at the hotel in Florence. In this trashy romance novel, a passionate kiss identical to the one Lucy and George shared is described. Unaware of this awkward fact, Cecil reads the scene out loud – he just thinks the novel’s cheesiness is hilarious. However, he doesn’t realize that in so doing, he reminds both Lucy and George of their Italian encounter. This inspires George to kiss Lucy a second time when Cecil’s momentarily out of the way. Lucy is torn between inexplicably complicated feelings for George and her social obligation to Cecil, which, in her mind, masquerades as love. She sends George away, claiming that she doesn’t love him, but he manages to make her see how ridiculous Cecil is. She then realizes (thankfully) that she doesn’t love Cecil, and breaks off her engagement with him. All of a sudden, she’s down from two suitors to none – and she attempts to resign herself to a life of spinsterhood. She makes desperate plans to travel to Greece, hoping to escape her tumultuous feelings. But when true love comes a-callin’, packing up and going to Greece is not the answer (a valuable lesson for all of us to learn). At the last moment, Lucy runs into Mr. Emerson, who comes right out and begs her to face her emotions. She realizes that she’s been lying to herself and everyone else – she really does love George. She finally throws off the restrictions and expectations of society and runs off with George. The novel ends where it began, in a room with a view in Florence, with Lucy and George happily united. It’s not perfect – Lucy is alienated from her family, who feels that she’s acted poorly – but it’s still safe to say that love wins out over society in the end.

A Room with a View is a romance that makes use of the convention of the marriage plot, but it is also a comedy parodying British tourism in Italy. Forster had spent one year travelling in Italy between 1901 and 1902, and the people and situations he observed during his visit greatly influenced the novel. Lucy’s visit to Northern Italy references the 18th-century Grand Tour, the trip across southern Europe, which was seen as a necessary way for young gentlemen to complete their education. In Forster’s novel, Lucy and her cousin travel to Florence to see the ‘real Italy’ but stay in a pension decorated in English style and managed by a ‘Signora’ with a cockney accent. “It might be London”, claims a disappointed Lucy on arrival.Our story begins in Florence, Italy, where two English women, Lucy Honeychurch and her spinster cousin Charlotte Bartlett, are at a hotel full of other English tourists. They are displeased with their rooms, which don’t have a pleasant view from their windows, but a pair of unconventional fellow guests, Mr. Emerson and his son, George, offers to switch rooms with them. This sparks a whole discussion of what is proper and what is improper, a dialogue that continues throughout the book. Eventually, the women take the Emersons’ offer, only after a visiting pastor, Mr. Beebe, convinces Charlotte that it’s okay.The majority of the hotel guests are still unconvinced that the Emersons are socially acceptable, though. Lucy, who realizes early on that Mr. Emerson is actually just an old sweetie-pie who doesn’t play social games well (or refuses to), is saddened by the attitude of the other guests towards the quirky father-son duo. We see that she’s confused and not entirely convinced by the strict rules and regulations of “good” society, and that she’s tempted to follow her own emotions sometimes, rather than just doing as she’s told. She wishes something would happen to her – and it does. She and George both witness a dramatic murder in a Florence square, and both are irreversibly changed by it (as we all would be, no doubt). This makes Lucy realize that life is not as simple as she’d thought it was up to this point in her life, and she begins to slowly question her belief in the social order she grew up with.The plot gets thicker when the guests at the hotel go on what is meant to be a pleasant drive in the country. When they arrive at their destination, a particularly beautiful “view” from a hilltop, everyone wanders off to explore. Lucy inevitably (though unintentionally) finds George, and, overwhelmed by the beauty of nature and the beauty of Lucy herself, he kisses her. She is shocked! We are shocked! Charlotte, who accidentally witnesses the kiss, is shocked! Part One of the book ends as Charlotte and Lucy beat a quick retreat from Florence, attempting to avoid any further complications with George and his father.Part Two takes us back to Lucy’s home in pleasant southern England, Windy Corner. We meet her family (her charming mother and her adorably ridiculous brother, Freddy), and her stuffy new fiancé, Cecil Vyse. Cecil is not exactly a barrel of laughs, but he certainly thinks he is. Through Cecil’s devious and rather cruel maneuvering, the Emersons end up moving into the neighborhood. Their previous relationship with Lucy is a total coincidence – Cecil’s a fool, not a monster! He doesn’t know about Lucy and George’s fraught relationship, and he only brings the Emersons to town to provoke a local landowner, who’s concerned with finding the “right” kind of tenants. Everything converges upon Lucy: George, who she secretly loves (it’s a secret to her, too), Cecil, who she thinks she loves, her family, Mr. Beebe the pastor, and, to make matters even worse, Charlotte. Windy Corner is suddenly a powder keg of potential drama.The spark that blows the whole thing up is a novel written by Miss Lavish, a fellow traveler they met at the hotel in Florence. In this trashy romance novel, a passionate kiss identical to the one Lucy and George shared is described. Unaware of this awkward fact, Cecil reads the scene out loud – he just thinks the novel’s cheesiness is hilarious. However, he doesn’t realize that in so doing, he reminds both Lucy and George of their Italian encounter. This inspires George to kiss Lucy a second time when Cecil’s momentarily out of the way.Lucy is torn between inexplicably complicated feelings for George and her social obligation to Cecil, which, in her mind, masquerades as love. She sends George away, claiming that she doesn’t love him, but he manages to make her see how ridiculous Cecil is. She then realizes (thankfully) that she doesn’t love Cecil, and breaks off her engagement with him. All of a sudden, she’s down from two suitors to none – and she attempts to resign herself to a life of spinsterhood. She makes desperate plans to travel to Greece, hoping to escape her tumultuous feelings.But when true love comes a-callin’, packing up and going to Greece is not the answer (a valuable lesson for all of us to learn). At the last moment, Lucy runs into Mr. Emerson, who comes right out and begs her to face her emotions. She realizes that she’s been lying to herself and everyone else – she really does love George. She finally throws off the restrictions and expectations of society and runs off with George. The novel ends where it began, in a room with a view in Florence, with Lucy and George happily united. It’s not perfect – Lucy is alienated from her family, who feels that she’s acted poorly – but it’s still safe to say that love wins out over society in the end.

A Room with a View is a romance that makes use of the convention of the marriage plot, but it is also a comedy parodying British tourism in Italy. Forster had spent one year travelling in Italy between 1901 and 1902, and the people and situations he observed during his visit greatly influenced the novel. Lucy’s visit to Northern Italy references the 18th-century Grand Tour, the trip across southern Europe, which was seen as a necessary way for young gentlemen to complete their education. In Forster’s novel, Lucy and her cousin travel to Florence to see the ‘real Italy’ but stay in a pension decorated in English style and managed by a ‘Signora’ with a cockney accent. “It might be London”, claims a disappointed Lucy on arrival. Our story begins in Florence, Italy, where two English women, Lucy Honeychurch and her spinster cousin Charlotte Bartlett, are at a hotel full of other English tourists. They are displeased with their rooms, which don’t have a pleasant view from their windows, but a pair of unconventional fellow guests, Mr. Emerson and his son, George, offers to switch rooms with them. This sparks a whole discussion of what is proper and what is improper, a dialogue that continues throughout the book. Eventually, the women take the Emersons’ offer, only after a visiting pastor, Mr. Beebe, convinces Charlotte that it’s okay. The majority of the hotel guests are still unconvinced that the Emersons are socially acceptable, though. Lucy, who realizes early on that Mr. Emerson is actually just an old sweetie-pie who doesn’t play social games well (or refuses to), is saddened by the attitude of the other guests towards the quirky father-son duo. We see that she’s confused and not entirely convinced by the strict rules and regulations of “good” society, and that she’s tempted to follow her own emotions sometimes, rather than just doing as she’s told. She wishes something would happen to her – and it does. She and George both witness a dramatic murder in a Florence square, and both are irreversibly changed by it (as we all would be, no doubt). This makes Lucy realize that life is not as simple as she’d thought it was up to this point in her life, and she begins to slowly question her belief in the social order she grew up with. The plot gets thicker when the guests at the hotel go on what is meant to be a pleasant drive in the country. When they arrive at their destination, a particularly beautiful “view” from a hilltop, everyone wanders off to explore. Lucy inevitably (though unintentionally) finds George, and, overwhelmed by the beauty of nature and the beauty of Lucy herself, he kisses her. She is shocked! We are shocked! Charlotte, who accidentally witnesses the kiss, is shocked! Part One of the book ends as Charlotte and Lucy beat a quick retreat from Florence, attempting to avoid any further complications with George and his father. Part Two takes us back to Lucy’s home in pleasant southern England, Windy Corner. We meet her family (her charming mother and her adorably ridiculous brother, Freddy), and her stuffy new fiancé, Cecil Vyse. Cecil is not exactly a barrel of laughs, but he certainly thinks he is. Through Cecil’s devious and rather cruel maneuvering, the Emersons end up moving into the neighborhood. Their previous relationship with Lucy is a total coincidence – Cecil’s a fool, not a monster! He doesn’t know about Lucy and George’s fraught relationship, and he only brings the Emersons to town to provoke a local landowner, who’s concerned with finding the “right” kind of tenants. Everything converges upon Lucy: George, who she secretly loves (it’s a secret to her, too), Cecil, who she thinks she loves, her family, Mr. Beebe the pastor, and, to make matters even worse, Charlotte. Windy Corner is suddenly a powder keg of potential drama. The spark that blows the whole thing up is a novel written by Miss Lavish, a fellow traveler they met at the hotel in Florence. In this trashy romance novel, a passionate kiss identical to the one Lucy and George shared is described. Unaware of this awkward fact, Cecil reads the scene out loud – he just thinks the novel’s cheesiness is hilarious. However, he doesn’t realize that in so doing, he reminds both Lucy and George of their Italian encounter. This inspires George to kiss Lucy a second time when Cecil’s momentarily out of the way. Lucy is torn between inexplicably complicated feelings for George and her social obligation to Cecil, which, in her mind, masquerades as love. She sends George away, claiming that she doesn’t love him, but he manages to make her see how ridiculous Cecil is. She then realizes (thankfully) that she doesn’t love Cecil, and breaks off her engagement with him. All of a sudden, she’s down from two suitors to none – and she attempts to resign herself to a life of spinsterhood. She makes desperate plans to travel to Greece, hoping to escape her tumultuous feelings. But when true love comes a-callin’, packing up and going to Greece is not the answer (a valuable lesson for all of us to learn). At the last moment, Lucy runs into Mr. Emerson, who comes right out and begs her to face her emotions. She realizes that she’s been lying to herself and everyone else – she really does love George. She finally throws off the restrictions and expectations of society and runs off with George. The novel ends where it began, in a room with a view in Florence, with Lucy and George happily united. It’s not perfect – Lucy is alienated from her family, who feels that she’s acted poorly – but it’s still safe to say that love wins out over society in the end.

A Room with a View

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