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Selected Letters of E. M. Forster, Volume Two 1921-1970 (Volume II) by E. M. Forster, 1985-05

Selected Letters, Volume I: 1879-1920 (Selected Letters of E. M. Forster, 1879-1920) by E. M. Forster, 1983-11

The celestial omnibus and other stories. by Forster. E. M. (Edward Morgan). 1879-1970., 1912-01-01

Selected Stories (Penguin Twentieth-Century Classics) by E. M. Forster, 2001-03-01

The Cambridge Companion to E. M. Forster (Cambridge Companions to Literature)

E. M. Forster: A Biography by Nicola Beauman, 1994-03-29

The Longest Journey (Penguin Classics) by E. M. Forster, 2006-10-31

Howards End: Centennial Edition (Signet Classics) by E. M. Forster, 2007-11-06

Concerning E. M. Forster by Frank Kermode, 2010-11-23

The BBC Talks of E. M. Forster, 1929-1960: A Selected Edition by Linda K. Hughes, Mary Lago, et all 2008-06-26

A Great Unrecorded History: A New Life of E. M. Forster by Wendy Moffat, 2010-05-11

E.M. Forster's a Passage to India (Bloom's Modern Critical Interpretations)

E.M. Forster (New Directions Paperback) by Lionel Trilling, 1971-12-12

Where Angels Fear to Tread (Penguin Classics) by E. M. Forster, 2008-02-26

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Guardian Unlimited Books | Authors | Forster, EM
EM Forster (18791970). Only connect. . Birthplace London, EnglandEducation King's College, Cambridge (classics and history) Other
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Extractions: Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Dating Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Newsroom Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Guardian Weekly Money Observer Home Guardian Review By genre Reviews ... Although he suppressed his own homosexual-themed Maurice (1913-14) throughout his life, he was a great fighter against censorship on others' behalf, campaigning against the suppression of Radclyffe Hall's The Well of Loneliness and appearing as a witness for the defence in the Lady Chatterley trial. Forster remarked in 1958 that "I have always found writing pleasant... Whether it will last, I have no idea." His reputation rests principally on A Passage to India, a complex, bitter epic about the end of colonialism; however, his humanist stance and Edwardian aesthetics have dated and his standing has fallen, perhaps because he lived nearly half a century after Passage without producing another substantial work.
Edward Morgan Forster
Translate this page Home_Page Edward Morgan Forster (1879-1970), Novelista y ensayistainglés cuyas novelas, escritas en un estilo caracterizado por
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Extractions: N ovelista y ensayista inglés cuyas novelas, escritas en un estilo caracterizado por su concisión y fluidez, exploran las actitudes que crean barreras entre las personas. Nació en Londres el 1 de enero de 1879 y estudió en el King's College de la Universidad de Cambridge, donde le eligieron para formar parte de un grupo de debate, 'Los apóstoles', en el que conoció a miembros del que sería el Grupo de Bloomsbury. Después de vivir cierto tiempo en Italia, volvió a Inglaterra para dedicarse por entero a escribir. Su primera novela, Donde los ángeles no se aventuran (1905), que se publicó cuando tenía 26 años, pone de manifiesto un estilo sorprendentemente maduro. Después publicó El viaje más largo (1907) y Una habitación con vistas (1908). La construcción de estas tres novelas supuso una reacción contra la larga y tediosa forma de argumentar de las novelas victorianas. En parte autobiográficas, también expresan un tema recurrente en los ensayos de Forster: la necesidad de combatir el materialismo de la clase media a través de una mayor atención por las cosas de la mente y la imaginación. Este tema lo aborda más directamente en su obra maestra, La mansión (1910), y en la última novela que escribió
Classic Authors: E.M. Forster - Suite101.com
on February 27, 2001. Related Subject(s) Forster, EM (Edward Morgan),18791970 , Novelists, English 20th century Biography.
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Edward Morgan Forster (18791970) An English novelist and critic, his novelsare mainly Howards End, by EM Forster. The Longest Journey, by EM Forster.
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Translate this page Forster, E(dward) M(organ), (1879-1970). Englischer Schriftsteller,Kritiker und Essayist. Mit seinem prägnanten Erzählwerk gehört
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Extractions: Forster, E(dward) M(organ), (1879-1970) Englischer Schriftsteller, Kritiker und Essayist. Mit seinem prägnanten Erzählwerk gehört er zu den bedeutendsten Erzählern der englischen Literatur des 20. Jahrhunderts. Seine Essayistik verbindet Humanismus mit liberaler Kulturtradition. Zentrales Thema ist die Überwindung von Kulturschranken, die durch Unkenntnis und Intoleranz entstehen. Forster wurde am 1. Januar 1879 in London geboren und studierte klassische Philologie und Geschichte am King's College in Cambridge , wo er später auch als Dozent tätig war. In Cambridge wurde er in die Diskussionsrunde The Apostles aufgenommen, durch die er die Mitglieder der späteren Bloomsbury Group kennen lernte. Längere Auslandsaufenthalte in Italien, im Nahen Osten und in Indien (1912 und 1922) prägten die Thematik seiner Arbeiten wesentlich. Forsters Roman debüt "Where Angels Fear to Tread" "Engel und Narren" ) hat die kulturellen Unterschiede zwischen Italien und Großbritannien zum Gegenstand. Mit "The Longest Journey" (1907) und "A Room with a View" "Zimmer mit Aussicht" ) folgten zwei Romane über die Kulturbeflissenheit der englischen Mittelklasse zur Zeit der Viktorianischen Ära, aber auch über die Irrungen und Wirrungen wahrer Liebe. Als
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Forster, EM (Edward Morgan), 18791970; Forster, EM, 1879-1970; Foster,HD; Fox, Charles James, 1749-1806; Fox, John, 1863-1919; France
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Great Novels Of E.M. Forster (in MARION)
Great novels of EM Forster. Title Great novels of EM Forster / introductionby Louis Auchincloss. Author Forster, EM (Edward Morgan), 18791970.
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Here's the Annie record AUTHOR Forster, EM (Edward Morgan), 18791970. SUBJECTForster, EM (Edward Morgan), 1879-1970 Notebooks, sketchbooks, etc.
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Extractions: In my search for an effective metaphor to summarize the use of the web as a personal composition medium, it occurred to me that the hoary old notion of the commonplace book was a pretty effective candidate. Today's bicycle ride to work found me thinking the following, as summarized in a message to John Blackburn: I'm wrestling with the Big Question of the morning, and maybe the century: ?how to inspire people to put in the time exploring and reading to find the trenchant passages that INSPIRE further thought and exploring and reading? Here's a brief definition I found at http://metalab.unc.edu/ibic/Commonplace-Book.html (and see links therein to collected items): Commonplace book (n.): an edited collection of striking passages noted in a single place for future reference. There was a time when commonplace books were a popular way for civilized men and women to record striking passages they found in their reading. Who can forget the electrifying effect that some thoughts have on us when we encounter them for the first time? The commonplace book is a way of memorializing those striking passages so that one can return to them for renewed inspiration. A bit of hunting turned up some nice sites to do with commonplace books: Reading and Writing the Commonplace (Paul Dyck, originally published in
Literature: Classics, Forster E. M. (Edward Morgan) 1879-1970, Fiction - General
Literature Classics, Forster EM (Edward Morgan) 18791970, Fiction - General, Fiction,Short Stories (single author), Short stories Forster EM, Leavitt David
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E.M. Forster
. . EM Forster. (18791970). English Author. Forster's life wasone of studies and travels. His father, an architect, died when
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Extractions: His father, an architect, died when of consumption when Forster was almost two years old. His mother Lily gave him the awareness of injustice and the sense of propriety that appears in his novels. He travelled to Italy, Greece,Germany, Egypt and India, becoming very acquainted with India in particular. In Italy, he lived for several years, (like Goethe and Shelley These travels provided many of the backgrounds and situations for his novels and stories. Forster's works are mainly: Angels Fear to Tread (1905), The Longest Journey (1907), A Room with a View (1908), Howards End (1910), Maurice (1913-14, published 1971) and A Passage to India (1924). This Author's titles If you wish further information about this author, please enter English Authors: Anonymous Austen Bronte Chaucer ... Wilde Other Authors of Fiction genre:
King's College, Cambridge » Modern Archives
Modern archive collections. EM Forster (Collection level record).Personal name Forster, EM (Edward Morgan) (18791970) KCC.
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Extractions: Local call number: EMF PAPERS Description: Personal papers Dates: 1818-1992 Physical description: 55 boxes and 72 volumes Arrangement: Under the following headings: Novels; Other books; Short stories; Essays; Other articles; Talks, speeches and lectures; Broadcasts; Poems; Plays and other stage works; Fragments; Memoirs; Journals, journal entries and itineraries; Memorandums; Notebooks of mixed contents; Other notes; Anthologies, commonplace books and quotations; Financial records; Correspondence; Biographical records; E.M.L. Forster material; A.C. Forster material; L.M. Forster material; Thornton and Forster family material; Whichelo family material; Miscellaneous Victoriana; Objects; Photographs; Posthumous material; Printed material General note: Correspondence includes many photocopies of Forster's out-letters, of which the originals are held in other repositories. Further Thornton family material is in the Manuscripts Department, Cambridge University Library, West Road, Cambridge CB3 9DR
Quotations From E. M. Forster
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E. M. Forster
While he was stationed in Alexandria with the Red Cross during World War I, Englishnovelist EM Forster (18791970) used the pen name Pharos for articles he
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Extractions: While he was stationed in Alexandria with the Red Cross during World War I, English novelist E. M. Forster (1879-1970) used the pen name "Pharos" for articles he wrote for a local newspaper, the Egyptian Mail . He took the name from the ancient lighthouse of Alexandria, and his essays wereand continue to be in a new centurymodest beacons of peace and humane culture in the darkness of war. Forster continued to use the name (sometimes abbreviated "P") back in England until 1920. Many essays from throughout this period were gathered together in Pharos and Pharillon , printed and published by Leonard and Virginia Woolf's Hogarth Press in 1923. By the time he left Egypt at the beginning of 1919, Forster had also completed Alexandria: A History and a Guide (published 1922). Both of these belles lettres classics sparkle with the same joie de vivre that radiates from the only surviving photograph of Forster from the period (see illustration). He looks healthy and happy, with his hair curled from the swimming and the sea air. It is an unusual image of Forster: he is cheerful, emanating relaxed sensuality and general physical well-being. He had reason to be happy. He was living an independent and active life. His work in military hospitals, while often painfully sad, was meaningful and absorbing. He had a variety of friends and acquaintances, including intellectual peers among the English and the cosmopolitan population. Among these was C. P. Cavafy, whose career was to be launched in the English-speaking world by Forster.
E. M. Forster At The Mad Cybrarian's Library
The Mad Cybrarian's Library. E(dward) M(organ) Forster. (18791970). Howards End(HTI);The Longest Journey(HTI); THE MACHINE STOPS (realms-fantasy) (vashti.net);
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Edward Morgan Forster (18791970) was an English novelist, essayist, and social and Novel(1927), criticism; The Collected Tales of EM Forster (1947); Abinger
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Extractions: by Michelle Campagna Edward Morgan Forster (1879-1970) was an English novelist, essayist, and social and literary critic. His novels were written in a fluid style, and they showed his interests in social and personal relationships, along with the psychological and racial problems in his time. He was best known for his novels Howards End and A Passage to India In 1901-02, Forster made his first visits to Italy and Greece and began writing short fiction and novels and devoting much of his life to writing. His first novel was Where Angels Fear to Tread (1905), followed by The Longest Journey A Room With a View Howards End (1910), and later A Passage to India The Celestial Omnibus and Other Stories came out in 1911, and The Eternal Moment and Other Stories came out in 1928. Both of these novels were volumes of Forster's shorter works Forster returned from his many travels and to a break from writing to get his M. A. at Cambridge. After his short rest, he returned to the world of traveling. In 1912-13, he spent his winter in India, gaining information for his novel A Passage to India . During this time, Forster became a part of the Bloomsbury group, which included many of the intellectual and artistic individuals in London. After World War II broke out, Forster volunteered for the Red Cross. This sent him to Alexandria, where he was from 1915 to 1918. In 1922, he returned to India for six months and became the private secretary to the Maharajah of the State of Dewas Senior. Also during this year, Forster started to write nonfiction, beginning with a guidebook to Alexandria. After World War II, he traveled to South America, the United States, Italy, and Greece.
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1, Forster, Colin. 50, Forster, EM (Edward Morgan), 18791970. 4, Forster, Eckart.50, Forster, Edward Morgan, 1879-1970 See Forster, EM(Edward Morgan),1879-1970.
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JamesDay.net - Reading List Of Great Works
Forster, EM (18791970), Howards End. Forster, EM (1879-1970), A Passageto India. Forster, EM (1879-1970), A Room with a View. Forster
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HERTFORDSHIRE ENGLAND FICTION. Records 1 to 5 of 5. Forster, EM (Edward Morgan),18791970. Howards End. Forster, EM (Edward Morgan), 1879-1970.
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