La abadía de Northanger

La abadía de Northanger

Jane Austen

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Editorial:
Neón Ediciones
Año de edición:
2021
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Ficción moderna y contemporánea
ISBN:
9789569967009
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La Abadía de Northanger fue la primera novela que escribió Austen, no obstante, se publicó de manera póstuma en 1818. Una historia que recurriendo a la exitosa fórmula de comedia e ironía logra ser concebida como una sátira de la novela gótica. 10

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