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In '90 Masterpieces of World Literature (Vol.II)', the reader encounters an expansive tableau of human thought and emotion, as painted by some of the greatest writers from diverse eras and geographies. This anthology embraces a wide array of literary styles -- from the tight-knit social narratives of Jane Austen to the expansive philosophical musings of Nietzsche, and from the stark realism of Emile Zola to the fantastical realms of Bram Stoker. Set within the context of world literature, this collection shines a spotlight on profound themes such as human agency, moral conflict, and the endless pursuit of happiness, while including influential works that have shaped the literary canon and continued to inspire generations of readers and writers alike. The backgrounds of the authors featured in this volume are as varied as their writing styles, encompassing different centuries, continents, and cultures, thus providing a rich mosaic of historical and cultural perspectives. Figures like Charles Dickens and Fyodor Dostoyevsky share pages with Rabindranath Tagore and Cao Xueqin, each contributing uniquely to themes ranging from societal critique to explorations of individual identity within the broader human experience. This anthology not only showcases works rooted in the Western canon but also opens doors to Eastern philosophies and narratives, enhancing the reader's understanding through a global dialogue of literary art. '90 Masterpieces of World Literature (Vol.II)' is an essential volume for any lover of literature. It offers readers not only a cultural education but also a comprehensive experience of the complexities of human existence through the ages. This collection promises fruitful dialogue between the myriad themes and diverse stylistic approaches of its authors, making it an invaluable resource for both the seasoned scholar and the enthusiastic novice eager to delve into the riches of world literature.
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