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Relying on autobiographical material represented by the letters of Tolkien and important theorists of literature and the social sciences, Paul Cristelli makes it clear that Tolkienian fiction springs actually the great crises of the twentieth century: the mechanized wars, genocides scale unprecedented environmental destruction and accelerated by the successive phases of the Industrial Revolution..<ref>{{webcite|author=|articleurl=http://www.alamedaeditorial.com.br/jrr-tolkien-e-a-critica-a-modernidade/|dated=|website=|accessed=26 Feb 2014}}</ref> | Relying on autobiographical material represented by the letters of Tolkien and important theorists of literature and the social sciences, Paul Cristelli makes it clear that Tolkienian fiction springs actually the great crises of the twentieth century: the mechanized wars, genocides scale unprecedented environmental destruction and accelerated by the successive phases of the Industrial Revolution..<ref>{{webcite|author=|articleurl=http://www.alamedaeditorial.com.br/jrr-tolkien-e-a-critica-a-modernidade/|dated=|website=alamedaeditorial|accessed=26 Feb 2014}}</ref> | ||
Revision as of 20:27, 26 February 2014
| JRR Tolkien e a crítica à modernidade | |
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| Author | Paulo Cristelli |
| Publisher | Alameda Editorial |
| Released | November 2013 |
| Format | Paperback |
| Pages | 200 |
| ISBN | 978-85-7939-217-7 |
JRR Tolkien e a crítica à modernidade is a brasilian academic book write by Paulo Crisinteli.
From the publisher
Relying on autobiographical material represented by the letters of Tolkien and important theorists of literature and the social sciences, Paul Cristelli makes it clear that Tolkienian fiction springs actually the great crises of the twentieth century: the mechanized wars, genocides scale unprecedented environmental destruction and accelerated by the successive phases of the Industrial Revolution..[1]
