Estandar y dialecto en la narrativa de George Gissing (Hoyas Solís, José Antonio)
LETTERS OF GEORGE GISSING TO MEMBERS OF HIS FAMILY
GEORGE GISSING
GEORGE GISSING (YATES, MAY)
LETTERS OF GEORGE GISSING TO MEMBERS OF HIS FAMILY (GISSING,ALGERNON/GISSING, ELLEN)
The Odd Women (Gissing, George)
Mujeres singulares (Gissing, George)
HUMAN ODDS AND ENDS (GISSING, GEORGE)
IN THE YEAR OF JUBLIEE (GISSING, GEORGE)
EVE´S RANSOM (1895) (GISSING, GEORGE)
WORKERS IN THE DAWN (GISSING, GEORGE)
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NEW GRUB STREET (GISSING, GEORGE)
MUJERES SIN PAREJA (GISSING, GEORGE)
Con Mujeres sin pareja George Gissing introduce un gran tema: la cuestión de la independencia de la mujer en todos sus ámbitos, en clave realista y con cierta dureza aunque con una óptica objetiva y moderna.
LA NUEVA GRUB STREET (GISSING, GEORGE)
Cuarenta años después de Murger, George Gissing despojó de romanticismo a la bohemia y escribió uno de los retratos más graves y realistas de la fatalidad de la bohemia entrelazando el destino de dos parejas, los fracasos de una y los ascensos de la otra, el ansia de enriquecimiento de ambas, su trágico destino, la muerte, la pobreza y la infelicidad que los envuelve.
