| Odpowiedzialność: | E. M. Forster ; retold by Clare West. | ||||||||||
| Seria: | Oxford Bookworms Library : Human Interest | ||||||||||
| Hasła: | Powieść angielska - 20 w. | ||||||||||
| Adres wydawniczy: | Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2009. | ||||||||||
| Opis fizyczny: | 135, [1] s.: il.; 20 cm. | Uwagi: | Tekst w jęz. ang. | Powiązane zestawienia: | Książki w języku angielskim | Skocz do: | Inne pozycje tego autora w zbiorach biblioteki | Dodaj recenzje, komentarz | Inne pozycje z serii | |
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Forster, Edward Morgan
E.M. Forster, właśc., Edward Morgan Forster ur. 1 stycznia 1879 w Londynie, zm. 7 czerwca 1970 w Coventry – angielski prozaik, eseista i krytyk literacki. Forster to jedyny syn zmarłego w 1880 architekta, wychowany został przez matkę, Anne Clarę Wichelo Forster oraz ciotkę, z którymi spędził także większość swego dorosłego życia. Uczęszczał do Tonbridge School. Od 1897 do 1901 studiował w King’s College w Cambridge, gdzie był członkiem elitarnego stowarzyszenia Apostles. W trakcie studiów poznał także niektórych późniejszych członków Grupy Bloomsbury. Po ukończeniu [>>]
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