cam a22 4500 357303202 CHVBK 20201006160112.0 m | | cr || |||||||| 160210s2015 xx |||||||||| 00 |eng d 978-1-78074-700-2 (RERO)R008362065 DIVIBIB RERO vsbcvb s1an rero Phillips Caryl (RERO)A003690761 cre The Lost Child Caryl Phillips [Lieu de publication non identifié] Perseus Book Group 2015 1 e-Book (256 S.) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier In 1771, Mr Earnshaw returns to Yorkshire from Liverpool with a bundle in his arms. As dark almost as if it came from the devil', this strange apparition is taken into the bosom of his family and becomes the starting point of Emily BrontÃ"'s Wuthering Heights. Almost two-hundred years later, Monica Johnson, a young woman growing up in a conservative family in the north of England, leaves her place at Oxford to marry a man from the Caribbean against her parents' wishes and then struggles to bring up their children as a single mother in Leeds. While Ben is popular, does well at school and embraces the popular culture of the day, Tommy is bullied and remains an outcast, as stigmatised by the origins of his parentage as Healthcliff was. Vulnerable and alone, Tommy disappears one day, demolishing the precarious family bond with an intensity matched only by Heathcliff's arrival into the Earnshaw clan. In the tradition of Jean Rhys's Wide Sargasso Sea and J M Coetzee's Foe, The Lost Child boldly re-imagines the origins of Heathcliff, and the manner in which he emerged from Emily BrontÃ"'s imagination, to deftly spin tales of disparate lives bound by the past and struggling to liberate themselves from it into a haunting novel about migration, social exclusion and the difficulties of family Auch als Druckausg. vorhanden http://www.onleihe.de/wallis/frontend/mediaInfo,55-0-400615480-100-0-0-0-0-0-0-0.html Accès réservé - Netzabhängiger Zugriff BK020053 XK020053 XK020000 Metadata rights reserved rero RERO RE11001 RE11001 RE110010018 - - RERO 100 1- Phillips Caryl (RERO)A003690761 cre RERO 856 40 http://www.onleihe.de/wallis/frontend/mediaInfo,55-0-400615480-100-0-0-0-0-0-0-0.html Accès réservé - Netzabhängiger Zugriff SWISSBIB 336872704