To a God Unknown

Tapa blanda, 181 páginas

Idioma English

Publicado el 9 de abril de 1955 por Bantam Books.

Número OCLC:
2046008

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Conceived in John Steinbeck’s passion for the soil—the fertile earth and its people—To a God Unknown is the progenitor to Steinbeck’s modern masterpiece, East of Eden. Every page of To a God Unknown teems with exultant life. Its people are giants—over life-size lovers of the good earth.

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Poor Elizabeth

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I ges this was normal for the early 20th century, and possibly for Steinbeck. But, no. I don’t want to read this. »(Elizabet) was afraid of Joseph Wayne. (...) (S)he hated him. (...) or perhaps he might strike her with his fist.« So obviously the two get married.

Also, for a family story, we don’t really get much information on the family. Joe’s brothers’ wives are Rama – she gets about a page, Harriet – here name is mentioned once – and »Benjy’s wife«. By chapter nine she has no name, a fate she shares with all of Tom’s and Burt’s children. But the cart driver that delivered some lumber and then went away got a name: Romas.