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The Forsyte saga / John Galsworthy ; edited with an introduction and notes by Geoffrey Harvey.

Av: Medverkande: Språk: Engelska Serie: Oxford world's classicsUtgivningsuppgift: Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 1999Beskrivning: xxvii, 872 p. 20 cmISBN:
  • 0192838628
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The three novels which make up The Forsyte Saga chronicle the ebbing social power of the commerical upper-middle class Forsyte family between 1886 and 1920. Soames Forsyte is the brilliantly portrayed central figure, a Victorian who outlives the age, and whose baffled passion for his beautiful but unresponsive wife Irene reverberates throughout the saga. Written with both compassion and ironic detachment, Galsworthy's masterly narrative examines not only the family's fortunes but also the wider developments within society, particularly the changing position of women in an intensely competitive male world. Above all, Galsworthy is concerned with the conflict at the heart of English culture between the soulless materialism of wealth and property and the humane instincts of love, beauty, and art.

Includes bibliographical references (p. [xxiii])

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  • Author's Preface(p. iii)
  • Forsyte Family Tree(p. x)
  • Book I. The Man of Property
  • Part I
  • I 'At Home' at Old Jolyon's(p. 1)
  • II Old Jolyon Goes to the Opera(p. 15)
  • III Dinner at Swithin's(p. 27)
  • IV Projection of the House(p. 38)
  • V A Forsyte Menage(p. 46)
  • VI James at Large(p. 51)
  • VII Old Jolyon's Peccadillo(p. 58)
  • VIII Plans of the House(p. 65)
  • IX Death of Aunt Ann(p. 71)
  • Part II
  • I Progress of the House(p. 78)
  • II June's Treat(p. 84)
  • III Drive with Swithin(p. 90)
  • IV James Goes to See for Himself(p. 98)
  • V Soames and Bosinney Correspond(p. 106)
  • VI Old Jolyon at the Zoo(p. 118)
  • VII Afternoon at Timothy's(p. 123)
  • VIII Dance at Roger's(p. 133)
  • IX Evening at Richmond(p. 139)
  • X Diagnosis of a Forsyte(p. 148)
  • XI Bosinney on Parole(p. 155)
  • XII June Pays Some Calls(p. 159)
  • XIII Perfection of the House(p. 166)
  • XIV Soames Sits on the Stairs(p. 172)
  • Part III
  • I Mrs. Macander's Evidence(p. 175)
  • II Night in the Park(p. 184)
  • III Meeting at the Botanical(p. 187)
  • IV Voyage into the Inferno(p. 198)
  • V The Trial(p. 206)
  • VI Soames Breaks the News(p. 213)
  • VII June's Victory(p. 221)
  • VIII Bosinney's Departure(p. 227)
  • IX Irene's Return(p. 234)
  • Interlude: Indian Summer of a Forsyte(p. 238)
  • Book II. In Chancery
  • Part I
  • I At Timothy's(p. 277)
  • II Exit a Man of the World(p. 284)
  • III Soames Prepares to Take Steps(p. 293)
  • IV Soho(p. 297)
  • V James Sees Visions(p. 302)
  • VI No-Longer-Young Jolyon at Home(p. 306)
  • VII The Colt and the Filly(p. 314)
  • VIII Jolyon Prosecutes Trusteeship(p. 318)
  • IX Val Hears the News(p. 324)
  • X Soames Entertains the Future(p. 330)
  • XI And Visits the Past(p. 334)
  • XII On Forsyte 'Change(p. 338)
  • XIII Jolyon Finds Out Where He Is(p. 346)
  • XIV Soames Discovers What He Wants(p. 351)
  • Part II
  • I The Third Generation(p. 353)
  • II Soames Puts It to the Touch(p. 360)
  • III Visit to Irene(p. 367)
  • IV Where Forsytes Fear to Tread(p. 371)
  • V Jolly Sits in Judgment(p. 377)
  • VI Jolyon in Two Minds(p. 383)
  • VII Dartie Versus Dartie(p. 387)
  • VIII The Challenge(p. 395)
  • IX Dinner at James's(p. 398)
  • X Death of the Dog Balthasar(p. 403)
  • XI Timothy Stays the Rot(p. 406)
  • XII Progress of the Case(p. 411)
  • XIII 'Here We Are Again!'(p. 415)
  • XIV Outlandish Night(p. 423)
  • Part III
  • I Soames in Paris(p. 425)
  • II In the Web(p. 430)
  • III Richmond Park(p. 432)
  • IV Over the River(p. 437)
  • V Soames Acts(p. 438)
  • VI A Summer Day(p. 440)
  • VII A Summer Night(p. 446)
  • VIII James in Waiting(p. 448)
  • IX Out of the Web(p. 451)
  • X Passing of an Age(p. 457)
  • XI Suspended Animation(p. 465)
  • XII Birth of a Forsyte(p. 470)
  • XIII James is Told(p. 475)
  • XIV His(p. 478)
  • Interlude: Awakening(p. 481)
  • Book III. To Let
  • Part I
  • I Encounter(p. 499)
  • II Fine Fleur Forsyte(p. 512)
  • III At Robin Hill(p. 517)
  • IV The Mausoleum(p. 523)
  • V The Native Heath(p. 530)
  • VI Jon(p. 537)
  • VII Fleur(p. 540)
  • VIII Idyll on Grass(p. 545)
  • IX Goya(p. 548)
  • X Trio(p. 556)
  • XI Duet(p. 560)
  • XII Caprice(p. 565)
  • Part II
  • I Mother and Son(p. 572)
  • II Fathers and Daughters(p. 576)
  • III Meetings(p. 587)
  • IV In Green Street(p. 594)
  • V Purely Forsyte Affairs(p. 598)
  • VI Soames's Private Life(p. 603)
  • VII June Takes a Hand(p. 611)
  • VIII The Bit Between the Teeth(p. 615)
  • IX The Fat in the Fire(p. 620)
  • X Decision(p. 626)
  • XI Timothy Prophesies(p. 629)
  • Part III
  • I Old Jolyon Walks(p. 638)
  • II Confession(p. 644)
  • III Irene(p. 648)
  • IV Soames Cogitates(p. 652)
  • V The Fixed Idea(p. 657)
  • VI Desperate(p. 660)
  • VII Embassy(p. 666)
  • VIII The Dark Tune(p. 672)
  • IX Under the Oak-tree(p. 675)
  • X Fleur's Wedding(p. 677)
  • XI The Last of the Old Forsytes(p. 685)